A blog in honor of Ernest Hemingway's continual search for the perfect sentence. Now in a new and improved haiku format!
Grackles, like well-drilled
soldiers, descend to feast, and
send sparrows fleeing
Bluster like frigid
and howling wind numbs unto
paralysis
Grinding teeth or gears
the world continues to lurch
forward, crushing all
Let me get back to
that dream so rudely ripped from
me by the dawn's roar
Hey dog, dig that dog
digging, a dog that digs and
digs, digging digging
The street sweeper's blues
gets washed away each morning
like so much debris
Under a street light
sits someone with a thousand
faces watching you