Haikuesday is a poetry weekly published on Tuesdays. It exists to provide a platform for all voices to share 17 syllable stories.

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7/15/2014

RIM SHOTS

Volume 1, Edition 11

 

Contributors:

Anna

Allen

Bertina

Allison

Johnny

David

Joy

Teej

Gizelle

Cherie

Elizabeth

Running in circles

Always running. Can’t stop. When will I catch a break?

 

Fierce boatman moving

Mournful silver baskets shines

Cunningly, they’re carved

 

Fly into the black

Can you find another Earth?

The cosmos is vast

 

The feisty dog barks

So I feed him some popcorn

Then he smiles and begs

 

Moves in ways useen

Through numbers, taste, sound of soul

Glory found; revealed

 

Cheese, flour, fruit, oil

Parmesean blueberry scones

Ha! Booyah Wolfgang.

 

Sushi is the bomb!

Half off Sundays & Mondays

Food poisoning sucks!

 

“Help! I am drowning!”

Papa said while snorkeling,

He’s wearing floaters.

 

Haleakala

Is a mountain in Maui

It beats Everest

 

I dropped my snow cone

Dad yelled at me too harshly

Tears sprung from my eyes

 

Feel like butterfly

Yet an anchor still holds me

Time to release doubt

 

You get some water

We have to water the plants

This soil is dry

 

 

 

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