Nothing pleases me.
Time I don’t have to account for.
A blank calendar.
No commitments
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Nothing pleases me.
Time I don’t have to account for.
A blank calendar.
Today was her last
day on a job I said ‘don’t
quit’ two years ago.
Some people like to
cook. Then there’s me who dreads that
thing called dinner hour.
“Have you been writing
your haiku journal?” he asked.
You read. You know ‘no.’
With short hair he looks
like a grey human baby.
He’ll never talk back.
Intention shines high
above like a star I see
and dream of reaching.
The more I write the
more I lose my hold on words
that speak without me.
Wind chimes jangle in
the breeze. Nature’s alarm clock
saying, “Go to sleep.”
My fingers talk my
eyes listen my head makes it
up my heart hungers.
Commute through fiber
optic cable to a home
built by words not deeds