The silence of snow-covered night,
The gray of the shadowed white moon,
It looks over all in its sight--
Rien existe sous la lune.
The grasping black tree branches bare,
The sweet scent of icy, soft snow,
The deep blue clouds shift slightly there--
La mer sous le bateau.
Sunday, December 26, 2004
Saturday, December 11, 2004
Monday, December 06, 2004
A Monday
No product in my hair
Wrapped in fuzzy green chenille
French words slide into the air
Rain drips behind my head
Sunspots on the wall
Muffled airplanes buzz
Birds of Paradise fall
Dizzy and warm
Wrapped in fuzzy green chenille
French words slide into the air
Rain drips behind my head
Sunspots on the wall
Muffled airplanes buzz
Birds of Paradise fall
Dizzy and warm
Friday, November 26, 2004
Tuesday, October 12, 2004
Wednesday, June 30, 2004
Tuesday, June 22, 2004
Saturday, June 19, 2004
Saturday, June 05, 2004
Tuesday, June 01, 2004
Criticisms and Reassurances of the Sun and Bolsa Chica, Respectively
You have burned me so,
And I despise you for that,
And will forever.
I look lobster-like.
I AM the red light district.
And it's all your fault.
***
O Bolsa Chica,
How you abound with small clams!
And cause me such pain.
O Bolsa Chica,
It really isn't your fault.
The sun is to blame.
And I despise you for that,
And will forever.
I look lobster-like.
I AM the red light district.
And it's all your fault.
***
O Bolsa Chica,
How you abound with small clams!
And cause me such pain.
O Bolsa Chica,
It really isn't your fault.
The sun is to blame.
Monday, May 24, 2004
A Sad Victoria Day
There'll be no fireworks tonight,
Nor beer,
Nor drunken domestic men.
No sex in canoes,
And no northern lights.
Nope, there'll be no fireworks tonight.
Note: I realize that this isn't haiku per se, but really, where else would I post such verse?
Another note: I wrote this on the sad occasion of my first May Two-Four weekend spent away from my country in many a year. Throughout, you will notice the pining way in which I reflect upon common Canadian events during this time. Rest assured, I do not participate in these activities. I am merely amused by them. So, well, you can all sleep sound tonight; I'm not crazy. Or anything.
Nor beer,
Nor drunken domestic men.
No sex in canoes,
And no northern lights.
Nope, there'll be no fireworks tonight.
Note: I realize that this isn't haiku per se, but really, where else would I post such verse?
Another note: I wrote this on the sad occasion of my first May Two-Four weekend spent away from my country in many a year. Throughout, you will notice the pining way in which I reflect upon common Canadian events during this time. Rest assured, I do not participate in these activities. I am merely amused by them. So, well, you can all sleep sound tonight; I'm not crazy. Or anything.
Sunday, May 23, 2004
Monday, May 17, 2004
The Glorious Beginning
O Doctor Bradley,
Your motorcycle is cool.
Congratulations.
Group presentations
Loathsome entities of doom
Please stop fidgeting.
There are windows here.
People outside can see us.
Stop copulating.
Dasani, my love,
Hawaii water is gross.
And so I drink you.
O dear pheremones.
What would I do without you?
Maybe I'd study.
Women of the world...
Please wear your jeans much higher,
For my retinas.
Her eyes are foggy
Like mist over the water
Might be cataracts!
O Doctor Bradley
You're such an aging hippie
But that's why you're cool
Your motorcycle is cool.
Congratulations.
Group presentations
Loathsome entities of doom
Please stop fidgeting.
There are windows here.
People outside can see us.
Stop copulating.
Dasani, my love,
Hawaii water is gross.
And so I drink you.
O dear pheremones.
What would I do without you?
Maybe I'd study.
Women of the world...
Please wear your jeans much higher,
For my retinas.
Her eyes are foggy
Like mist over the water
Might be cataracts!
O Doctor Bradley
You're such an aging hippie
But that's why you're cool
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