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So this was my attempt at one haiku a day for an entire year. I lasted until April (exceeding my expectations). Despite my vortex of suck, I soldiered on, writing when I was inspired to write. All haikus were written on ( Read more... )

11:45 p.m.

Doilies of frost shrink
as the moon tips out its milk
from a half-full cup

Christmas baking

oranges and lemons,
lying naked; I only
want them for their rinds

Wintertease

there's an expectant
white smack in the air, sadly
it's too dry for snow

11:05 p.m.

icy eyelashes
shrink and fall from the windshield's
slowly lifting lid

10:30 p.m.

Chestnut boughs are firm
hands stroking the moon shining
despite its pocked face

St. Georges & 3rd

trees with popcorn leaves
shrink away from encroaching
gentrification

Georgia Strait, 10:05 a.m.

weaving through the shards
this shattered continent is
ducking under clouds

Brentwood

curls of skyfrost breathe
over a silver button
finally, the moon

St. Andrews & 9th

somebody has dashed
thumbtack leaves, stems pointing up
round this roundabout