Six Haiku Poems: Thou Shalt Not Steal
I grabbed the apple. From the neighbor’s tree, it hung- too ripe to ignore. I see you there, thief. Mr. Jones’ silhouette flinched. He grasped his cane tight. Oh, this juicy treat! Where… Continue reading
I grabbed the apple. From the neighbor’s tree, it hung- too ripe to ignore. I see you there, thief. Mr. Jones’ silhouette flinched. He grasped his cane tight. Oh, this juicy treat! Where… Continue reading
From his castle’s roof He watched her disrobe, then bathe Oh, to be her soap
Watery Chaos As soldiers were swallowed up Then calmness regained
In a garden, dark He grasped and swung a rock, hard Felled brother Abel
His son on a slab He sobbed, raising the knife high Angel staid his hand *This haiku, as many may know, was inspired by the story of Abraham and Isaac from The Bible’s Old Testament. … Continue reading
She plucked the apple He bit it; luscious and sweet Watching, the snake smiled
She sheared his long hair Waking, he stumbled and fell Delilah! He screamed *This amazing and one-of-a-kind pair of scissors is available in my ebay store. Please see my About page for the… Continue reading