Global Haiku Tradition • Rengay Attempts 1, Spring 2014
Remembrance cracked open old man the rose-scented candle drowning sorrows dragging out the box of old photographs midnight park
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Rengay soft pitter patter the cage slides down the pole screaming and squealing thanksgiving night the Sunday edition too much |
The Yellow Brick Road staring down spiraling colors on lollipops appear my eyes play tricks lions and tigers my sanity rests clicking three times |
Regretful Day one too many drinks a stumbling man the divorced man a pair of children parents hush the donation jar
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Magnificence you trickle hands meet my ribcage lips slightly parted tattoos blossom over moonlight skin awakened by the snow-angeled mattress |
The Abandoned Lot a pacifier left wailing infant a mother's last nerve the line untanned echoing footsteps on the court steps |
Ice Breaker lost and afraid darkness enhances a cold hand nowhere to run falling in when did love |
Crazy MoFos I cannot try screams fill lying on the floor the clock ticks the music turns down too bad |
First Snowfall quiet autumn evening a young face school tomorrow brings news as we watch our masterful creation |
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November 17, 2014
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