A nightly walk – sonnet
I’m walking home across the moonlit heath To warmth of cottage yet another mile Oh, save me from the werewolf’s claw and teeth And other hellish critter bad and vile […]
I’m walking home across the moonlit heath To warmth of cottage yet another mile Oh, save me from the werewolf’s claw and teeth And other hellish critter bad and vile […]
A dead tree is full of life – Home for bugs and worms Food for woodpeckers Who also call it home It bringing up a family For preying buzzards The […]
She was nine and waking up A bicycle so red was hers today Learn to cycle was her goal So her father taught her well ~~ And she was cycling […]
In cloudy sky I wait for sun to come The rays of warmth that heat a frozen soul I’ve been infected and inside I’m numb But gone is the depression […]
outside snowstorm rage heat from embers keep me warm mountain home today Haiku for Haiku Heights home October 6, 2012
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