A Weekful of Haiku

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I.
Sun-bleached on the line
Sheets fly like a sparrow’s wing
We sleep deep tonight

II.
The day is restless
A pace gripping at both legs
Puffing steam and smoke

III.
Young love and young flesh
I watch them growing older
My eyes, rimmed with soot

IV.
Workers. Soldiers. Ants.
Wasps and bees in hollowed trees
Three sparrows gather

V.
Fragments of the day
Shattered terra-cotta pots
Puzzles in pieces

VI.
Two doves on the roof
A bee at the window thinks
There is a way out

VII.
She sings bright as gold
For a drink — just a moment
The birdbath is dry

 
 

Written for Poetic Bloomings Haiku prompt

5 responses to “A Weekful of Haiku”

  1. I like number six, Misky. Well, I like all of them, but number six reminded me of just how persistent bees are at trying to get through the glass. They never give up, do they?

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    1. I always try to help them back outside. They die otherwise.

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  2. A necklace of precious stones – describes your week of haiku.

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    1. Oh my, that made me smile!

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