Category Archives: Home
Haiku–Red and Green
Bleeding from twenty small cuts on my arms and legs; yard work has a price. (www.osoti.net)
Haiku–Brick and Mortar
Bricks upon more bricks; playing with mud holds them tight. Sore: understatement. (brick: obsidiandesign.com; circle: backdoorsurvival.com)
Imagination
The freeway is the ocean, the stars are just as high, but fewer. I am tired, but can still pretend what is real is somewhere near, not a lifetime away. My imagination saves me again. (top: en.wikipedia.org; bottom: lovethesepics.com)
Haiku–Drying Wrack
Standing in the rain is different if you don’t have a dry home place.
My Urban Life
The east wind blows cold, ruffling the hair where it lays against my ears. It smells of fir, river, and traffic. My urban life is a friend with whom I often argue. I always question my place in it. Answers … Continue reading
Haiku–Last Leg
Last leg underway; the roar is on the outside; both my ears are full. (top: postadvertising.com; bottom: seatmaestro.com)
Haiku–Plumby Dummy
Plumbing is my bane: water seeks its own level, just out of my reach.
Haiku–My Life: A Full Meal Deal
Writing is the meat. Music is vegetables. Reading for dessert. (kabobs: halfhourmeals.com; pecan pie: myfrienddebbie.com)
Homecoming
The grass, bent with breeze, wets my shoes and pantlegs. It tastes of salt and smells of rain as I stand sinking into the sand beneath. My knees are calm, my heart bright; my senses know when I am home. … Continue reading