Nightmares of the past
Walk unhanged, unburned.
Could they be any cuter?
haiku
will you still love me when the ringing stops?
poetrybash skull against tree
to form facsimile of
smiling idiot
haiku
poetrythe last of your water
still sits in the bowl–
i’ll empty it tomorrow.
a moment of clarity
poetryin the pushing, pull,
thoughtsfearsapprehensions fade;
straining clears the mind
Cup O’Noodle
poetrywith a stolen spoon,
not cleaned from last time,
noodle-iscious attack!
Playing Fetch
poetryConstantly bounding
back and forth and back,
doggy style i live and breathe.
end of summer haiku
poetrydessicated grass
sends up dust when mowed;
the heat wilts leaves.
Continental Divide
poetryLike a drop of rain,
eastward I flowed;
irresistible current.
haiku
poetryin the grass
amid shards of glass:
amaranth.
haiku
poetryone cause leads to the effect:
like coffee to poo;
like me loving you.
haiku
poetrya cold breeze
rustles new oak leaves:
from somewhere the scent of lilacs.
haiku
poetrythe rain makes oily
rainbows in the parking lot;
the empire’s facade.
haiku
poetrysky suddenly darkening,
wind bending branches–
i wait for the rain.
haiku
poetrywalking past
petals on a wet, black bough;
Pound on my tongue.
haiku
poetryin the courtyard, a tree,
heavy with blossoms–
a light rain begins.
not the usual “bad weed” stench on my block tonight
poetryOverdue sweet smells-
Lylac and budding tree leaves
Refresh Kensington.
haiku
poetryshe runs ahead
umbrella-less in the rain;
over her shoulder, smiles.
smell the glove
poetryDewy grass, sunrise,
the swirling echoes plodding-
My brothers’ feet.
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poetryover your shoulder,
in the latticed window:
the first shock of forsythia.
cool spring morning
poetrystill jacket weather
but painful no more;
let dreams of travel commence.
the sieve and the sand 
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