Forged red at morning—
Conjures ominous warning—
Barring fairs ‘for dusk—
Thank you Susi for hosting!!
Forged red at morning—
Conjures ominous warning—
Barring fairs ‘for dusk—
Thank you Susi for hosting!!
Hélène’s weekly poetry challenge—a haiku…
Etched into my brain—
Old numbers from memory—
Rotary dialed—

In the wintery firs—
Making memories copy right—
In outdoor fashion—
Written for Sue Vincent’s photo write prompt “Blade”. Thanks for hosting Sue!! Thanks for the idea Hèléne
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I offer up this blade, back to the god from which it came
Embark the age of which mankind’s damnation grows
From men who molten stone to steel—strike down their thoughtless brash
Enough! of the blood of mine own conjuration!
Those very holes exhumed—quarry perfect crypts or foundry tomb.
Take this medal of death—Go now and do thy deed!

Falling mist rainbows —
Amidst high shearing granite—
Converging to one—
Not waiting for nought—
Forcing boulders endlessly—
Inching to the sea—

Those peaceful moments—
Align our soulful delight—
With silent solace—

Below the forested canopy old mossy timber prevails above its own darkness, casting shadows on shadows, listing in subtle breezes, groaning beneath their own immensity
Highlighted flaws stare
Dots em dashes commas glare
Perfecting words’ flow

A minute or years-
Matters not to the grand scheme-
Always have I been-
Forever I remain-
My core expands inward-
Upward and outward-
“I live on Earth at present, and I don’t know what I am. I know that I am not a category. I am not a thing—a noun. I seem to be a verb, an evolutionary process—an integral function of the universe.”
Buckminster Fuller

Beautifully born-
Of passions unrestrained love-
Help me hold not hate-
My eyes will I see-
Your hope and zeal unfeigned-
Or blanket disdain-
Choose wisely your words
For though quiet I observe-
Each utter you make-
