J. D. Heskin                                     Haiku Harvest

   

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Haiku Harvest
Vol. 2, No. 3 - 2001

These poems are
Copyright © 2001
by J. D. Heskin.

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riding the range
of a long and lonesome night --
cowboy moon

   

in balanced colors
nature dresses for the day,
seasonally chic

   

flea market find:
the scribbling of a child
or a Picasso

   

a horse fly
inside the whisky bottle
it doesn't drink much

   

the old dog
looking for kindness
gets a kick

   

in greedy fists
the watermelon heart
my favorite

   

half asleep, I see
the face of my dead father
in morning mirror

   

a stern look
was all that she needed --
Mrs. Grimly's class

   

the strains of Haydn
coming from the next cell --
Surprise Symphony

   

from ditch to ditch
the mother and her babies --
highway traffic slows

   

told of the oil
beneath his feet, a farmer
curses his land

   

the cool night --
making my sunburn
feel better

   

walking away
lighter but with heavy steps --
the dice game

   

buying a ticket
to view priceless artifacts:
Neanderthal trash

   

just enough rain
to make the windshield wipers
chatter

   

wandering around
the city's forgotten parts
lost in enjoyment

   

remembering when
we washed them in a river --
at the Laundromat

   


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