Open Air Scenic (Haiku Poem)
summer reigning light cool breeze
cheery throng on beach
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Ah days of golden strands, moss-rimmed swirl tides,
recede as once relentless summer march,
of sunshine hordes, childhood zest, and clogged shores,
may seem a blurred azure skyline treasure.
for chilly margins of dark grey season,
but yet undaunted a challenge relished,
at the cusp of seizing ventures ahead,
of deadline, that last gasp summer fragrance,
green blade fertile meadows at vivid dawn,
loss of inhibition before the fall
Sadly
I felt loss
but for awhile
yet I welcome life’s joys
gladly
The grande blue assails me forth
I have nor rhyme nor rhythm
The waves crash to endless froth
White plumes that sign beginning
I shall start here on the shoreline
And I shall never end henceforth
I shall be the endless, the void-less
The chain-less, the-
grande world
I shall see the eyes of God
In the million creatures there lie
I shall return to the bright blue
Only to submerge into it's trenches-
Where a million stars there shine
Where I am free, God, free
Free from you, from gravity
Black waters—
deep and dark and still.
All men have passed this way,
or will.
Published by The Raintown Review, Poezii (in a Romanian translation by Petru Dimofte), Blue Unicorn, Poem Today, Brief Poems and Form in Formless Times.
I rummaged through the ancient ruins
and scoured the carnage of our times.
I scanned the infinite realms
of the firmament,
Searched the scorching expanse
of the arid deserts,
I peeked into the crevices
of the broken hearts
and probed the dark domains
of the deranged minds.
I looked in the ashes
of the funeral pyre,
I ransacked every nook and cranny
of the cemetery
and forayed into the desolate womb
of the barren woman
But I did not find death.
I then looked at the first flush of spring
The rising robust sun