Michael L. Evans                     Haiku Harvest
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new home—
I pick ripe strawberries
in the rain

     

dandelion—
the universe
on a stem

     

alone
in this evening chill
I peel my first grape

     

my echo
has no answers—
her empty room

     

storm front—
I walk through the rising tide
of my mind

     

Cinqku

     

walking
hip-to-hip
with her that day—
funny, how words can fail
poets ...

     

sing me
that love song
locked in your heart—
the one your pulse whispers
warm nights

     

Cinqku Noir

     

paint me
with the blood
of warriors—
I have no other cheek
unturned

     

Alone
on dark nights,
when the wind howls,
I play Russian roulette—
all smiles!

     

Each day,
while others
enjoy the sun,
behind closed blinds I make
dark plans.

     

full moon ...
the wolf blood
howls through his veins—
a girl in red shifts her
basket

     

horizontal bar The poetry on this page is Copyright © 2005 by Michael L. Evans.
Email: trailermike@wavecable.com       City & Country: Port Orchard, Washington, USA.
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