red grapes... the many hands it took to bring them to this table —Ed Markowski
About the author: ed markowski lives and writes in auburn hills, michigan. his work has appeared in modern haiku, acorn, bottle rockets, and the birmingham poetry review.
i really like your haiku. my mind was on less poetic thoughts this morning, but i thought perhaps the many hands and many faces tied in.. nervously i watch so many focused faces the angiogram
well now let's go to that souther bastion of good taste, the waffle house... peach pie the tone and color of miss sally's cheeks
red grapes carlifornian wonder borneo table
heavy on the vine -- the lips, dew drops form biting into a cluster
noon vineyard ants glisten on the squashed grape
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i really like your haiku. my mind was on less poetic thoughts this morning,
but i thought perhaps the many hands and many faces tied in..
nervously i watch
so many focused faces
the angiogram
well now let's go to that souther bastion
of good taste, the waffle house...
peach pie
the tone and color
of miss sally's cheeks
red grapes
carlifornian wonder
borneo table
heavy on the vine --
the lips, dew drops form
biting into a cluster
noon vineyard
ants glisten on the squashed grape