He hurled an embrace, which swept
his wife off her feet.
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Hi Lily? Hi-Lo.
But Blue Bonnets will only
play Texas Hold 'em.
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When you walk through a
storm, hold your head up high ... The
rain will look like tears.
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14th Street-ku:
The church stood next to
a McDonalds, so paupers
begged for happy meals.
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Each dusk he watched the
darkening sky's shifting shades;
blue-ish indigo.
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Youth is insistent,
while old age negotiates;
both may get their way.
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tanka haiku: She wore pink spandex
on her summer vacation,
which caused a riot.
Though she was not arrested,
she did a stretch in prison.
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Appreciation
of Life's complexities makes
easy answers hard.
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double haiku:
A herd of joggers
waiting for the light to change
bouncing up and down
When the light changes,
a pony-tailed tsunami
sweeps across the street.
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Too few epistles
twixt clover and thistle, but
many a whistle.
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That familiar sound;
workers outside my window,
banging metal pipes.
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Enjoying the shade,
of a leafy maple tree;
ladybugs and me.
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When his heart's desire
bitch-slapped his raison d'être,
he felt quite confused.
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By a waterfall,
The lovers had a picnic,
ev’rything got wet.
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Can haikus be writ,
without, to wit, a single
snit? ... I guess they can.
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A good friend from college, instant messaged me the other day to tell me that my 19 year old self had somehow escaped through a time portal and was now appearing in a NYC production of "Look Homeward Angel" under the name of Keegan McDonald. Naturally, my first instinct was to check the basement to see if my cloning experiment had escaped, but once I saw that he was still safely chained to the wall, I began to Google ... Here are two pictures of said Mr. McDonald, and three photos of Me, Mr. Smith, in a production of Private Lives when I was 21 and an acting photo from when I was 24. Is Keegan McDonald my youthful, time traveling doppelganger? You decide. ( I'm leaning towards, I think he is. )
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By the way, Monday is the start of April and, of course, April is Spondylitis Awareness Month. Here's my newest video, asking everyone to Shine a Light on Spondylitis this month.
Comments
This is Fantastic
Mr. Smith and his slide show!.
His poems and pix..
This is well done and I can come back again and experience it all over.
I am really speechless right now, except
I am in heaven
It is now 47
The sun is shining!
by Richard Day on Fri, 03/29/2013 - 4:13pm
You mean Mr. Smith
Is in charge of the weather?
That explains a lot.
Each description of the day
Has hidden the god at play.
by moat on Fri, 03/29/2013 - 8:42pm
tanka haiku:
God is playing hide
and seek; hiding in us all ...
... ('cept for Alan Watts.)
Mr Smith the Weatherman?
(I was hoping for better ...) ;-)
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Inside my small world,
are infinite galaxies
for me to explore.
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by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 03/29/2013 - 9:39pm
Yeah, that was me posing as Anonymous. I didn't notice I had gotten signed out... D'OH!
by MrSmith1 on Fri, 03/29/2013 - 9:41pm
Well, you were certainly a handsome devil in your youth. McDonald does looks like you. Your freind was right. Nice video. Happy Easter.
by trkingmomoe on Sun, 03/31/2013 - 4:48am
If only I had known that then. Oh well.
Thanks and Happy Easter to you as well, trkingmomoe.
by MrSmith1 on Sun, 03/31/2013 - 12:40pm