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Haiku #25: Regret
Regret is my fear
Fear of regret is stronger
What side wins the war?
Haiku #24
Today—A year passed
Since the month I had with you
Moments still vivid
Haiku #23
Two battle within
Who will win? It’s up to you
Don’t sit back again
Haiku #22
Someone longs for you
You may never know just who
Sleep well—You are loved
Haiku #21 (Written after watching Season One of The Wire)
I don’t care what you
Smoke. Inject. Huff. Snort. Just know
where the money goes.
Haiku #20
Twinkle in her eye
Sitting in class—she’s focused
Now she understands
Haiku #18
Beautiful Women
Faking it for the day’s ads
Misleading our youth
Haiku #17
The café’s empty
Sitting alone with coffee
Today I’m waiting
Getting in the Grove
The more time that passes living alone, the more I figure it out. In the first week, I didn’t have a good place to read or write. Yesterday, I made space. I ended up reading quite a bit of a fantastic book–The Good Earth–and actually wrote for the first time in a while. I’m slightly confused about what came out, but I hope you enjoy it all the same. I always return to poetry when I have pent up emotions I need to ventilate.
The next forty days or so promise to be crazy. I sat down and wrote out a schedule of events. I don’t have much free time starting this Wednesday. There are trainings, festivals, events, and much more. I like being busy. At the same time, I am starting to get somewhat of a schedule for work. What more can I really ask for? I needed a way to stay busy and I am starting to figure it out. Now if I could just find a place to buy a desk…