my blue bathrobe
worn at the hook spot —
New Year’s Day
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Michael Dylan Welch
Michael Dylan Welch is poet laureate of Redmond, Washington, and curator for two poetry reading series in Redmond. His latest poetry book is True Colour. He is a longtime officer of the Haiku Society of America, and proprietor of National Haiku Writing Month (www.nahaiwrimo.com). His personal website is www.graceguts.com, devoted mostly to poetry.
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Love this poem! New Year's Day is a time to enact new resolutions and habits (with varying degrees of success), while the old bathrobe worn at the hook spot is a reminder of how entrenched our current daily habits are and how difficult it can be to change things up.
Love this poem! New Year's Day is a time to enact new resolutions and habits (with varying degrees of success), while the old bathrobe worn at the hook spot is a reminder of how entrenched our current daily habits are and how difficult it can be to change things up.
Good one, Michael. Agree with everything Peter said.
New Year's Day
my page of intentions
still empty