Tag Archives: imagination
Another Redirection
Ha. Life O’Wryly has another new one. jrs
A Poem Comes
My impatience robs me of my observance, but sharpens my pen. I slice my ego into quivering hunks of silvery fatback, sputtering in the skillet I heat with my heart. Shame fits me too well. I am only as good … Continue reading
Haiku: Relativity?
Consciousness, a gift of accelerating time, provides no answers.
Haiku–Liminal
Here: too warm for Spring, not hot enough for Summer– a nameless season. (figtreepress.co.uk/liminal.htm)
Certainty
Clandestine wandering— I like to think that’s how my mind works. My fantasies are all about how special I am and smart and unique. Reality? I’m always unsure. Simple physics: What I see in the mirror is backwards. I have … Continue reading
Haiku–Bright Slippers
Sunlight finds my feet, warming better than slippers; Drowsiness follows.
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–Maw and Paw
In the cavernous maw of human endeavor, I play with my dog. (top: izquotes.com; bottom: pinterest.com)