Receding Haiku
by Bill Yarrow
love weaves a perforated web
between the spikes
of longing
testy liquor goes to bed
next to a nest
of wasps
God in his infinite wisdom
rescinds the free will
of dogs
between the spikes
of longing
testy liquor goes to bed
next to a nest
of wasps
God in his infinite wisdom
rescinds the free will
of dogs
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Author's Note
This poem was published in The Zen Space.
Thanks, Sam Snoek Brown.
This poem appears in Blasphemer (Lit Fest Press 2015).
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Awesome *
love #3 *
Namaste.
You leave me speechless again.*
Thank you, Amanda, Rene, Larry, Gary, and Emily!
#1 *
The progression is gorgeous.*
Particularly like the second. *
Good poem. The opening stanza is killer. Marvelous.
Thank you, Matthew, Sara, John, and Sam!
Liked all three, especially 1, but 2 following on 1's heels, that, too.*
I have not spent much time at this sight over recent years, but have never forgotten you name and skill.
Thanks, Gary! Thanks, Angela!
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* , Bill. I keep going back to your first lines. Good stuff.
Thanks, James and David!