Haiku 71

Photo: Andrew Hamlin. CC-BY-SA 4.0

Car alarm,
foghorn mournful…
sunrise

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That red wine!
let slip
such awful gossip

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Beat down, beat down…
coffee chills
in the cup

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tanka:
Naked,
past midnight,
the dark–
me
and Van Morrison

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April,
the soap falls apart…
sticky porcelain

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tanka:
The crane groans…
first two notes
of
Also Sprach
Zarathustra

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tanka:
I beheld
a hole
in the habit of things…
but
slept it off

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Dreaming,
with the sun on my eyes…
late winter grace

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Fugitive sun!
I’ll chase it
into June

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Winter dawn…
seagull swoops east
from the moon

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Still dark…
toothpaste spit
creaks down the sink

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Ice cream man!
What can he dream…
after moonrise

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Those gulls,
unlike sirens…
silent at dusk

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Eight days of grey–
one bold lamp
against the stars

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Gulls’ cries,
stirring…
cauldron in the cold

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Long night…
refreshing scent
of armpit funk

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From the street,
truck metal whines…
suspenseful flute

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Dusk…
moonlight attends
the spiderweb

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The child–
leaping heart–
I was there once

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Spoon, clinks
in the bowl…
one last Sunday

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