Haiku 79

Photo: Andrew Hamlin. CC-BY-SA 4.0

Construction saws,
two violins, two horns…
harmony

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Marilyn Monroe
grows old…dust
to her poster chest

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tanka:
On account
of no one else
willing or
able…
I accept

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Heater
can’t decide to whine…
or whistle

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Fall dawn…
my mind in and out
of dream clouds

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Drunk Happy Birthday…
harmonies crawl apart
like worms

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Summer sun stolen
from autumn…
a window washer

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No train til tomorrow…
Venus sleeps
in the crescent Moon

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That scream–
thank God it resolves
to a siren

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Twilight…
the man’s voice does not match
his head

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Thunderstorm…
rain sometimes
misses my nose

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Little Noah…
boot heels blink
with each scamper

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Security guard, squat…
feeds peanuts
to pigeons

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Spider spins…
soft slap of sneakers
to treadmill

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That night,
so wrong–siren
like a choking dog

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What was once love…
a puff
on the dandelion

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Sunday night…
crow caw collides
with a fan’s pulsing

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