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Remembering old memories
Making new ones last
Tag Archives: haiku
Haiku #9
A strange pain anew
Every night I’m without you
Enough to haunt dreams
Haiku #8
I miss you too, dear
Every emotional ounce
Wells up when you speak
8 Days Out
The list of things to do until I leave for 27 months of Peace Corps duty is dwindling. I already accomplished four things this morning. This afternoon is full of shopping to finish off my packing list. I’m getting so close to being fully ready to leave for Morocco. Wish me luck. It still feels like I have so much more to do. At least that is helping me not focus on the stress of leaving so many people behind.
Today comes the final batch of poems from 2004. These are some of the best poems I wrote during my teenage years. I hope you enjoy. Make sure to read Darkened Eyes. My poetry finally stopped being sappy and became angry. It’s worth it.
Haiku #7
In Paris with you
Revolution or Modern
Exploring with you
Haiku #6
A New Year is here
No one to kiss at midnight
A single peck, please?
Haiku #5
Guns are the answer?
Then what is the question?
Your rights or their life?
Haiku #4
The countdown begins
Slowly saying my goodbyes
I’ll miss you the most
Haiku #3
The snow is falling
On virgin snow, I leave mine
Waiting for the crunch
Haiku #2
Alone in the cold
Imagining you are here
Such a painful bliss