blue sky
& then
there’s the blues
Author: LeRoy Gorman
LeRoy Gorman writes mostly minimalist and visual poetry. His most recent book, fast enough to leave this world, is one of tanka published by Inkling Press, Edmonton. More information on his writing can be found at the American Haiku Archives where he served as Honorary Curator for 2012-2013 (http://www.americanhaikuarchives.org/curators/LeroyGorman.html).
negotiations
another day
of snow
launch called
between clouds
glimpses of the moon
the more they are the less they are wild flowers
migrant
detention
sunset
ladders
the sky
Holy Saturday
the door cam catches
a porch pirate’s breath
everyone
gets a bow
peonies
border diner
locals fill
the window seats
charity dinner
selfies
first
mourning
no one else
at the all-way stop
beach littered with shells
the ocean whispers
in vitro
ball four
a pop can snaps
& hisses
of what
was he a hoarder
pinwheels in a breeze
sub-zero chill
the ornithologist spends the day
on Twitter
Earth Day
the world in a grain
of polymer
where forest was
the old map is thick
with dust
full-bodied rain
the wine tasting
winds down
twice past
the same buoy
catfish in a pail