A blog in honor of Ernest Hemingway's continual search for the perfect sentence. Now in a new and improved haiku format!
The gravestone, cracked and
faint, once held meaning for loved
ones, now forgotten
The slips are empty
and the boats headed south while we
wait for winter's breath
I overhear the
crows' conversation — is it
a squabble or news?
Our cork boats rush down
the tiny fierce river towards
an uncharted fate
The sky seems bluer
today, the air sweet, though
the land's still fallow
Nothing to see here
but us fascist ghosts who with
a wink renew hate