reunion dinner
saying hello
to old habits
Author: Ben Gaa
Ben Gaa has an English Writing degree from Knox College and has haiku published in Acorn, Modern Haiku, Simply Haiku, A Hundred Gourds, The Heron's Nest, Frogpond, Shamrock, World Haiku Review and others. He currently resides in St. Louis, MO with his cat.
twilight
losing count
of blackberries
midday sun
the fence?s shadow
switching yards
getting bigger
the hole
in my story
unfolding a map
the ocean
between us
weekday morning
pulling my mood
off a hanger
evening clouds
in no hurry
this baseball game
twilight
losing sight
of the whiffle ball
agreeing to therapy
dishes dry
on the rack
deep summer moon
so smooth
this skipping stone
not yet ready
to head back inside
coyote mind
new sheets
on a new bed
a new loneliness
lockdown blues
a hit of whip cream
straight from the can
birdcage
we all have a name
for home
popping up
behind the book
cat ears
saying yes to no
rainy day plans