A blog in honor of Ernest Hemingway's continual search for the perfect sentence. Now in a new and improved haiku format!
Your bruised knuckles mean
nothing but inner turmoil
loosed upon the world
These millstones meant for
feeding us now heavily
hang around our necks
It'll turn on a
dime like cash slipping through a
hole in your pocket
Rustling leaves and small
waves breaking on water's edge
bring serenity
Let the sun burn off
the mist to reveal mountains,
distant, beckoning
Civility's been
choked out like some rube in a
dark city alley
No fairytale this,
when nature's beauty is curbed
by this nation's beast