Allen McGill                     Haiku Harvest
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Crystallines

     

Good days, bad days - gone, forgotten.
But the perfume you wore still stirs me.

     

Gray morning, chill in the air.
Cafe tables fill as the sun burns through.

     

On a stone bench at the gravesite,
a yellow butterfly fans its wings.

     

Zips

     

the music       of falling water
a fountain       in the sunlight

     

      power outage       lightning flashes
thunder shudders       the windows

     

    the silence       of a library
late shadows       cross the window

     

from behind dark glasses       her eyes
                              so much       more beautiful now

     

Cinquain

     

GONE NOW

I long
for times we'd spent
alone. The hours and days
we knew would last forever. We
were wrong.

     

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Email: aljons@yahoo.com       City & Country: San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
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