"unseen cigar" gives it so many other layers of meaning, not just sinister ones referring to the political 'greebies' behind the scene.
If connected to British politics could relate to Churchill, where there was a need for a great statesman for to unify the nation against an intimidating threat.
nice one, Mr. Kacian
Brilliant!
Excellent, Jim. Sad but true.
"unseen cigar" gives it so many other layers of meaning, not just sinister ones referring to the political 'greebies' behind the scene.
If connected to British politics could relate to Churchill, where there was a need for a great statesman for to unify the nation against an intimidating threat.
Alan
Great haiku. It has stayed in my mind since election day.
ground swell
the day moon draws closer
Tinywords 16.1 | 15 July 2016