LESSONS OF THE ROAD
Lesson number one
Hurry is for city folk
I enjoy the view
Lesson number two
Scenery is dangerous
Eyes on the road yo
Lesson number three
Stay away from sandy roads
Camp on solid ground
STORM CYCLE
Yellowstone River
Savannah canyons badlands
Ethel's eastern trail
Stolen land not mine
Prairie still speaks in cloud sign
Falling on deaf eyes
Gay grassland puff crowned
Challengers mass to the west
Light spears stab the plain
Golden hills blanch gray
Grass and livestock bow meek heads
Mordor approaches
Pungent wet asphalt
We're at sixty losing ground
Something ate the sun
At dusk fat drops splat
Wind howls and Ethel struggles
But skies north are pink
Rain spent clouds retreat
Rose skies promise stars later
I camp and heat soup
Monday, August 10, 2009
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#2 is wonderful! Don't limit yourself to haiku--try some other forms, too.
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