Today, a red-tail
makes not-so-lazy circles,
rarely seen, never heard
Friday haiku 44
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Today, a red-tail
makes not-so-lazy circles,
rarely seen, never heard
When the last fireball comes trundling through,
earth on its list poised to be crossed off,
try to find the platitude in the boast,
or see the plodding repetition in the sunset,
or the sheer tedium of mortality,
as if fear were a mere sauce for eternity,
for the certainty that in an infinity
of worlds all will have come to pass
over and over and over,
and even that, over again.
My brother, lost among
fragments of memory strewn
like clues among the weeds
This week’s offering is a variation of last week’s haiku, or at least is inspired by it. Enjoy!
Dead trees
arranged temporarily
into cabins
A sky with no clouds
skittering past midsummer
like a dragon’s breath