The Bishop and the Butterfly: Murder, Politics, and the End of the Jazz Age
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Still more haikus for a late, late Friday afternoon

 

 
This week's offerings:
 
 
haiku: "In the hushed darkness,
the flickering images, 
danced upon the screen."
 
haiku: "Withering glances,
From his ex-wife, kept him from
making his next move."
 
haiku: "There's a flag flying, 
atop yonder hill, it waves,
Freedom shall endure."
 
haiku: "A bowl of walnuts,
sits on a coffee table,
made of relatives."
 
haiku: "In a fitful sleep,
memories long forgotten,
rise to consciousness."
 
haiku: Our traffic-clogged streets,
made worse by double parked trucks,
and dumb dog walkers ..."
 
haiku: "In the dining room,
a ludicrous spectacle,
sirloin with white wine."
 
haiku: "Even though he'd won,
his thoughts remained fixated,
on all he had lost."
 
haiku: "at the girl's front door,
boys stammer and hesitate,
 ... and hope for a kiss."
 
haiku: a tangerine sky, 
clouds that haunt the horizon,
lure me into night.
 
haiku: "Flying through the air,
should be avoided by both,
dentures and toupees."
 
haiku: "What the heck happened?
The earth moved under my feet, 
The sky tumbled down."
(Thanks and a tip of the hat to Carole King)
 
haiku: "Alone at Midnight,
Walking through old neighborhoods,
Searching for my past."
 
haiku: "If this train runs right,
I will see my gal tonight.
My heart leads me home."
(Thanks and a tip of the hat to Woody Guthrie)
 
haiku: Since no-one's at home,
A note's slipped under the door,
'Sorry 'bout the tree.'
 
haiku: "I watch a rabbit,
hop through my garden, pausing
to enjoy the view."
 
haiku: whispering your name,
in my darkest moments, gives
me soothing solace.
 
haiku: By a waterfall,
The lovers had a picnic,
ev'rything got wet.
 
haiku: Grandpa's gold timepiece,
has a little secret; he 
won it playing 'craps.'
 
haiku: "Caught in a downpour,
without an umbrella, he
steps in a puddle."
 
 

Comments

Fortuna blessed us

With a second chance at love

Quite an honor, that


I really like the bowl of walnuts.

 

My fierce paddling,

kept the kayak in one place,

slowing the planet.

 

 

 


"Jan, it's a bad time..."

How often had she heard that?

As haiku it sucked.

 

My son watches FOX

He says he is "above it."

He laughs and I cry.


These are excellent.  I can especially sympathize with that Fox one, LOL...

 


Great stuff Moat and CVilleD Dem,  I didn't notice there were new comments till just now.  I'll have to do another batch later.


New York ends quickly

I had thought to suspend it

but it won't hang well

 

Going through my stuff

I find Hefty bags are good

for hiding what-nots

 

Good-byes to friends and

all sorts of belongings are

hitting me at once

 

I am so grateful

friends, family and strangers

will help me move on

 


Wonderful LisB.  I skipped last week.  I guess I'll have to add another batch later this afternoon.

 

 


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