Haiku Koo-Koo 2011 (4)


Youth withers away

Your inner-child’s suicide

You must grow up now

 

It’s snowing again

Mother Nature is confused

It’s time for flowers

 

One hundred percent

Rich, Columbian goodness

Eight O’Clock Coffee

 

Fresh brewed, hot and black

Coaxing me to wakefulness

My Fountain of Youth

 

The U.P.S. man

Delivers all that he can

Drives a big brown van

 

Bright dandelion

Summer’s brilliant epaulet

Sunshine here on Earth

 

Sudden green happens

after Winter’s long, cold kiss

Renewal of life

 

Spring celebration

Bursting forth with bright colors

Nature’s fireworks

 

I saw this bright spot

Bent low to take a photo

Somebody was home

 

Came across a snake

Pretending to be a stick

Red tongue flicker-flick

 

Here at the grain mill

Always the same old routine

Back to the grindstone

 

Have you seen my cock

Standing so erect and proud

With his bright red head?

 

I looked back in time

Saw yesteryear as today

Through an old window

About Eric

47 years old, married 17 years, with one son, who's 15. Not a blogger in the 'daily diary' sense - I post lots of photographs and write poetry, prose, short stories, opinion pieces or whatever pops into my head.
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4 Responses to Haiku Koo-Koo 2011 (4)

  1. Christine says:

    These are simply amazing, Eric! Esp the 8 o’clock coffee and dandelions. Wow; loved these little gems! I should try to just crank out a ton of these sometimes and see what emerges. Nice! :-)

  2. Christine says:

    The pictures are great, too. Hey, if you prefer I say “Bubba’s Blog” on my website let me know. Otherwise ppl searching for you by name could get my website. If you care about that stuff. :-) I do, which is why I’m anonymous.

    • Eric says:

      Doesn’t matter to me… any publicity is good publicity, as they say. I’m easy to find either way. Thanks for ‘featuring’ me on your blog – it was a nice surprise! :)

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