A blog in honor of Ernest Hemingway's continual search for the perfect sentence. Now in a new and improved haiku format!
Tangled routes of torn
and twisted roadway before
us will soon straighten
Narratives controlled
with sleight of hand while cameras
roll all reek of spew
Sometimes I like to
say the least with the biggest
amount of words (damn!)
Reliquaries for
dreams delayed soon rust and crack,
letting hope seep out
From the mountaintop
one can see them coming to
burn everything down
Mazes and phases
you wandered through blindly towards
some new horizon
Raise a broken glass
to our shattered psyches
and the lost causes
They told me stories
of the village's past with
wistful pride of place
Super villains had
it right, maybe, in regard
to ending the world
An Aztec jade skull
I saw as a child still haunts;
beauty and horror
Drink and sup and make
merry before the sun comes up
to drag us all down
Whether a trick of
the eye or a mental lapse
a stranger appears
In dappled light the
squirrels play among the trees,
shaking the branches
Beginnings tend to
be easier then endings,
such as this haiku
Flippant flowers bloom
but briefly with delicate
allure before death
Bastions for beasts with
brutal intentions begin
to slowly crumble
She walks with me tho
her spirit was commended
to you long ago
Let's construct a new
world from the bones of the old
men who betrayed us
Straight and narrow or
a twisted path lead to the
same darkened doorway
Night falls slowly in
summer when the sun doesn't
want to go to bed