Haiku 60

Photo: Andrew Hamlin. CC-BY-SA.

She giggles
at her grey pubic hair
through new glasses

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An old film…
the youth’s curly leg hair
vanishes mid-thigh

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An ambulance waits…
little girl rides a scooter
in ellipses

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Coke bottles
clink in his square basket…
pedaling home

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He pressure-washes
into the windstorm…
prancing spray-ghosts

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Tuscon
does not vibrate, does not ring…
soft like the desert

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Fresh socks go faster
doubled each day
in my rain boots

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Kicked to the curb…
but I’m blessed with this stoplight
and a bracing freeze

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This grey day
born half-dead, capitulates
to patient dark

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A fight I don’t want
to have (she’s thrown out
good bread yet again)

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A retreat;
melting ice…my erection
shrivels in my pants

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This train
as it speeds–pushing
wind ahead

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Deaf-mute,
numb to thunder, sees lightning
with his eyes closed

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Wednesday…
I pitch loneliness
to the gull, swooping

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