lying back in a pond 2019 June 21 Summer day off ~ lying back in a pond, pine cone. Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
my reading partner 2019 June 7 Bright June morn ~ my reading partner, orange peels. Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
spider brunch 2019 May 31 Slow May morn ~ I rinse my tea mug; spider brunch. Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
easter bunny 2019 April 29 doesn’t know & doesn’t care it’s late ~ easter bunny Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
Fleeting spring 2019 April 5 Fleeting spring ~ flees before I get a shot, Waxing Afternoon Moon Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
I missed you ( DIESE KRANKE SELTSAME DUNKELHEIT KOMMT KRIECHEND JEDES MAL SO SPUKEN ) 2019 March 31 I missed you on my bus trip back, rubbish bag on the highway. Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
under surveillance 2019 March 25 Newfound spring ~ under surveillance, popcorn tree. Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
Winter March 2019 March 9 Accompanying music Frosting on the concrete ~ This year… March marches on slowly. Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
early star ( ESTE BARCO ME HA ENVIADO LEJOS LEJOS DE LAS MEMORIAS DEL GENTE QUE SE IMPORTA SI VIVO O MUERO ) 2019 January 13 Deep blue sky ~ ’lone @ the bus stop, early star. Posted in Haiku, Senryu y amigos, Poetry
Sickly White ( con el mismo viejo ojo perezoso fijado para acostar en usted apunta libre y inverdadero ) [ DU HAST MICH MIT WEIßEN KNÖCHELN DURCHGEZOGEN ] 2018 December 29 Sickly white is the sky ‘hind the tree, naked from Christmas death. Sickly white is the yogurt that chokes — literally, I almost died. Don’t laugh guys. ¿Is it my vice for trying to spice it with autumn apple crust, producing only dust? Sickly white is my pale skin preoccupied by the germs o’ winter wind, after the sickly mellow yellow o’ bellowing violent vomit from seasons passed on. Sickly white, I stare @ thee in sleepless analgia. ¿Why do I hold you with such nostalgia? It already feels like January… <A fruitful month, sheltered from the distracting sunlight>. No. January is dead to me. <The dead is dead to you, so let it be>. Anyway, it already feels like spring: stung by the sun, a weak gasp o’ gusts surrounds rose fever o’ toxic coughs that no drops can cool. For in this heaven-white bed a world turns, half in shivers & half in burns. Achoo. Posted in Poetry