scattered leaves —
two guitar picks
on the blues man’s headstone
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Charles Rossiter
Charlie Rossiter is an NEA Fellowship recipient and 3-time Pushcart Prize nominee who has been writing and publishing haiku for a long time. He a past guest-editor of Modern Haiku. His latest book (not haiku) is "All Over America: Road Poems" (2009), available at www.Foothillspublishing.com.
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So much suggested in this one, I love it. I immediately imagined leaves the shape of a guitar pick. Also the “two” is suggestive… he is not alone, a duet… of hearts… (the one who is looking?) The “headstone” is not seen till the end, and it gives the scene a deep feeling and one reads again, viewing the complete, evocative picture.
So much suggested in this one, I love it. I immediately imagined leaves the shape of a guitar pick. Also the “two” is suggestive… he is not alone, a duet… of hearts… (the one who is looking?) The “headstone” is not seen till the end, and it gives the scene a deep feeling and one reads again, viewing the complete, evocative picture.
So much suggested in this one, I love it. I immediately imagined leaves the shape of a guitar pick. Also the “two” is suggestive… he is not alone, a duet… of hearts… (the one who is looking?) The “headstone” is not seen till the end, and it gives the scene a deep feeling and one reads again, viewing the complete, evocative picture.
Lovely, moving, and I also admire Wilson?s comment above.
g'day Charles
This is a very emotive poem. Speaks to me so well.
peace and love
This is a beautiful and very moving haiku. Intense depth that just keeps resonating. Nice!!
So much suggested in this one, I love it. I immediately imagined leaves the shape of a guitar pick. Also the “two” is suggestive… he is not alone, a duet… of hearts… (the one who is looking?) The “headstone” is not seen till the end, and it gives the scene a deep feeling and one reads again, viewing the complete, evocative picture.
Lovely, moving, and I also admire Wilson?s comment above.
g'day Charles
This is a very emotive poem. Speaks to me so well.
peace and love
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