Paper tablecloths,
poinsettias make an arrow
and point to the punch.
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John Vincent
Poet John Vincent (johnvincent at mindspring dot com) teaches English and American Studies at Wesleyan University in Connecticut. He is the author of a book, Queer Lyrics, and of two chapbooks, Torqued Past Threat and Prick.
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I like humorous haiku. Zhanna
at times, i prefer the commentary, rather than the (haiku).
hmmm, (humorous): exciting laughter; comical; funny;;; jocular; witty; amusing
strange, the word (femur) came to mind; another interesting topic for discussion
john or zhanna, might either of you, provide some insight, for me.
i found john’s piece on the (hail, pachinko, and magnolias) rather delightful; a date(colloq.) is coming for it, as well…
confusing scents~
perfumes from paris fuse
with mughali cuisine
party accident~
malai koftha on
benaras silk
the feast over
flies take over
the residual worlds
neon lights~
farewells~a bird song
in the astral cover
fortune telling
photostating my palm
to send to india
overcast skies
doves with ruffled feathers …
one more haiku, comes to mind
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