Haiku 68

Photo: Andrew Hamlin. CC=BY-SA 4.0

Drudgery
of underpants,
plucked from the bin

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Throw two socks
on the fire…
ruminate

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One leaf–
faster than the geisha’s fan–
flaps in the wind

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Monday…
watching bird shit drop
five stories

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Frozen morn…
feet warm
from the shower

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Across the sidewalk–
leaf smudges…
ghost trees

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Moth, trapped
in the lamp–
can my heart reach it?

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Bridge goes down,
quiet idling…
a schooner

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Dim stars,
either side
of the blanket

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Sunset,
skimming stones…
brake light ripples

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Thursday morning…
leaves, like bats,
through autumn sun

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One soul
peering in my window
on its way

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tanka:
Soap
sticks
to other soap,
worn down
together

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The North Star…
its indifference
to twilight

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tanka:
A lonely star–
I paint it so!
When it
probably
can’t care

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Today,
(only)
my feet through these leaves

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tanka:
I piss
sitting, now;
concessions
(thick thud)
to old age

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Glass cap
to a glass-jar candle…
stilled smoke

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No snow…
but the rain changes gears
on percussion


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