Haiku 72

Photo: Andrew Hamlin. CC-BY-SA 4.0

Razor,
against the sponge…
winter truce

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Van Morrison
won’t drown
the bum’s snore

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Moonset…
mournful dove
lost its playmate

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Out that window…
all the souls
I’ve never touched

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Mud lot,
once a movie house…
crow swoops

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tanka:
Blue (bright)
from head but not to
toe…
having lost her,
all I have

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Mud pond, meadow,
two mallards…
prospecting

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Profundities,
evaporate at
kettle’s whistle

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tanka:
For today,
sunshine, cocaine…
and black shades
for two
more mornings

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Market dusk…
wise smile in the eyes
of the peddler

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tanka:
Downtown,
trashman
plucks with plastic
claw…
one aluminum square

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We’re tired,
no one pays much attention…
(cherry blossoms)

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Down syndrome boy
barks out the stops
to downtown

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Family Bible…
I can’t see
what’s highlighted

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Moon,
North Star–and a jet
blinking east

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Up all night…
those crows,
reflected in my phone

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Sunset, toppled scooter…
red light
left on

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Child with helmet,
squeaks the foot brakes…
learning to ride

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He’ll taste the rain…
water, due
reunion with itself

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Glass jar…
and the cork
from a missing bottle

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