Haiku About Loneliness

EVER MOVING CLOUDSOBSCURE THE NIGHT OF FULL MOONSTILL, DEEP MOODS SHIVER

HORSEHIDE AND STRING, WRITHEEMPTY ON THE GRASSY FIELD.THE BALL IS LONG GONE

NAPPING IN THE CLEAN LAUNDRYWISHING THERE HAD BEEN CHILDRENTHE QUIET OF THE SNOW HAVING FALLEN

VAPOROUS LONGINGFROM THE DAY’S CREVICES SEEPSELUDES EVICTION

PUBLIC LIBRARY

FIRST SCENT OF JASMINE,FAINT AND CERTAIN—WHOM TO TELL?

THE LONGING PILOT

A PECK ON MY WRIST,LONGING FEATHERS AND NESTLERNOW WINGLESS AND WHIST.

UNHAPPY BIRTHDAY

THE CAKE SCOFFEDA CHILD’S CANDLEALONE ON THE TABLE

SOLITUDE OF COLDCRUNCHING GROUND, BARREN AND BROWNRECOLLECTION'S FAITH

CUBICLE

PARKED BETWEEN A CUBE VANAND AN SUV,ONE DUSTY OFFICE CHAIR.

IN HER ABSENCE

ON AN AUTUMN NIGHT,THE FIERY SUN GOD’S CLOAK BURNS.I WEAR SILK BOXERS.

PRESENTS

UNFOLDING STARFISHLIKE REVERSE ORIGAMISCREAMING SILENTLY

FALL THOUGHTS

RED-YELLOW FALL LEAVESDROP ON VACANT PARK BENCHESAUTUMN NOSTALGIA

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

YOUR FATHER FORGOTSO I GO OUT LATE AT NIGHTTHE MOON UNDERSTANDS

MELANCHOLIC ANATOMY

I CARE FOR LITTLESTROLLING ACROSS SOME KNIFE EDGETHE DAYS ARE TOO LONG

THREE FLOWERS

THREE LONELY FLOWERSWHOSE ROOTS ENTANGLE AND STRANGLESORROW IN THEIR LOVE

ALOFT

FLOWERS FLOAT ON TOPOF GLASS HOLDING BACK THE DARKNESSSITTING UNDERNEATH

TOO MANY SHADOWSTHE PIGEON HOLES OF A LIFEFADING IN THE DUSK

DESPAIR

IT MUST PASS BY, FRIENDTHE GREY, SLOW PULL OF DESPAIRLIKE FLEETING STORM CLOUDS

PERSONAL FAITH

HE WALKS HER TO CHURCHAND GIVES HER A KISS GOODBYETHEN STARTS BACK ALONE

YEARNING

LEAVES TURNED TO LIGHT BROWNMY FOOTPRINTS BURIED IN YOUWAITING BEHIND GLASS

LONE GOOSE

GOOSE HONKING ALONEIN THE LAVENDER STILLNESSFOOTSTEPS CRUNCH ON ICE

FEAR

FEAR HIDES IN TWILIGHTWISDOM LURKS IN THE DARKNESSLONELINESS STANDS TALL

DEPRESSION

SHE IS FADING SLOWON THE EDGE OF EMPTINESSVOID OF EMOTION