Friday haiku 115

For all I know
I’m standing on someone’s
unremembered grave

Friday haiku 114

When the sun goes down
And you and I have long since left
The path will still be there

All there is

Is it possible to add anything
to a life, to ensure no alley
is left unexplored, no mystery
unexplained, no new device,

no diversion, no distraction
to hurry us along toward
the end of it all, the last
deceit, the final jest?

Shall we die wishing for one more
object, a last lunch, an unread memo?
Shall we panic at the end, unready,
as if no one had told us about this?

Friday haiku 111

The ancient oak,
tired of resisting,
drops its leaves

Friday haiku 109

Call it a day
Call it whatever you like
No one owns the sunrise