A blog in honor of Ernest Hemingway's continual search for the perfect sentence. Now in a new and improved haiku format!
The veil so thin now
allows a peek beyond God's
acre into night
The dance macabre
calls and as the cold clutching
hand grabs yours, you smile
Even your body
is on a payment plan in
our CEO-run world
Sooner or later
the sun sets on sadness and
shining stars return
Like a bee banging
into a windowpane we
hope in vain for change
A crush of dead leaves
covers the once emerald
grass at season's end
Fragmented, fractured
the world spirals out into
a black, barren void
The stoic spider
waits for gentle vibrations
then strikes swiftly
Bang on the doors and
scratch the wood, but still the house
stands despite your howls
Shimmering water
calls but the air like death's breath
denies the descent
Blighted by beauty
and lacerated by love
we crawl towards our end
Grieve for poor Brutus,
brutish or not, who at a
loss fell on his sword
On the far shore I
saw among the fog-shrouded
trees a beast prowling
The dahlias and
cosmos are beautiful in
their dying throes
The TV ain't no
mirror, man, nor a window
but it is a mask
Blue fades to black as
night's veil silently descends
awakening fear
Language is a lost
art due to emojis, don't
you think? [winky face]
Like a cat curled and
asleep in the sun she can
still pounce at a stroke
Blinded by smoke and
confused by mirrors they nod
and agree all's well
When thoughts spiral, take
a breathe, a beat, and know we
are all just human
Clouded sun hides its
light, but, like Salome it
begins to unveil