frozen precipitation
blustery late autumn
our first snow

frozen precipitation
blustery late autumn
our first snow
a burgeoning drip of authoritarianism rages
while a false tutelage charms the horde
hide-bound, they seek what’s been sold
the angry, the put-upon, the disenfranchised
(or so they’ve been preached to, again & again)
they proclaim, they defend, they implore
they beseech their new godhead, the one—
the anointed, the sign tells us, letters spray-painted
in glittering gold, come to save us all
to heal what ails us, the evil that lurks
in the liberal hearts of castigators & nonbelievers,
courageous, unfettered minds cognizant
of the danger, those who dare rail
against the utter stupidity of this despicable man
vulnerability
y embrace
we are all
each other has
sun’s shine
clears
every fog
we are only here
for the duration
salted-in-the-shell
black-coiled spiral
squirrel circumvents wings
feeders cleaned
warm soapy water
happy, impatient birds
crisp November day
sky, calm & blue
13 bags for the curb
One of my haiku is featured in today’s Haikuniverse, inspiration drawn from Iowa’s autumn landscape! I hope you’ll like it.
’98 pickup 4 sale
a flood of interest
I’ll hate to see her go
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