Tuesday, August 31, 2021

Haiku.

 


Cedar berries glow

a ghostly aquamarine --

the lawn needs mowing


In the summer dust

the sparrows tumble and bathe --

time to do laundry


Clouds lit from above

at sunrise make little sense --

neither does ripe kale


The Governors, all GOP/want freedom and pure liberty/for each resident/and so they resent/vaccines and masks constantly.


The private equity firm/makes English biznesses squirm/It seems we darn Yanks/have money in banks/while the is Pound very infirm.


Mountains through the haze

of gray smoke and memories --

I let the meat burn


The axe is laid at the root of the tree/and servants must productive be/If this seems harsh, remember God/works with all who might be flawed/He'll make allowance for mistakes/but won't abide pretentious fakes. 

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