CXIV
Fireflies and stars.
Near and far painted on the
Same limitless sky.
Haiku by Jim
CXIV
Fireflies and stars.
Near and far painted on the
Same limitless sky.
CXV
July flowers in
Their ephemeral splendor
Never know winter.
CXVII
A bright half-moon shines
In a powder blue sky. It’s
Not day. It’s not night.
CX
A wave of quiet
Floods the kitchen with color.
Chromatic silence.
A bright red bowl holds
Yellow apricots bathing
In pure summer dusk.
Carefree apricots
Invite me deeper into
Their secret kitchen.
XXXII
Asphalt rivers lie
Smooth and silent under
The flowing people.
XXVI
April offers us
Golden phosphorescence and
Her forsythias.
XXXIII
Verdant moss surrounds
Dead red bricks softening their
Sharp rigid edges.
XXXV
Cicadas screaming
Their pulsing scream, announcing
The end of summer.
XXXVI
The rising river
Doesn’t know yesterday’s storm
Is all over now.
XXXVII
Retirees out
Cutting grass that hasn’t had
Time to grow higher.
XXXVIII
A jet in the sky
Just another miracle
Flying over us.
XLIII
Anchored to his ear,
Telecommunication
Is next to his mind.