Alan Summers: Chippenham, England UK, 6’3” dextromanual, carmina scribere cupiens, founder Pan Haiku Review, founder Call of the Page.
Six tercets, one monostich, two duostich:
green moon
rising wide-eyed
the early dog roses
drifting woodsmoke
the double-decker bus
bright as a movie
when and where
are the shared colours
poor-land daisies
wearing shorts
a smile on each knee
to the supermarket
autumn deepens
with a fleeting [blank space]
a day worn out
god rays for a cat
the rain clouds shift
mending things
so much for
the red sled
all snowbound
all forgotten
in light
after William Carlos Williams
worrdied = worredied = worridied = words died mama
after The Guild of Emotional Artisans
we never take them alive
each dream as snow
golden hour sketching
the charcoal late-emerging bumblebees
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