Salvatore Buttaci
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SciFaiku: SUNDAY RIDESA Poem by Salvatore Buttacialien spaceships often are seen on Sundays--family outings # |
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Haiku: PAW PRINTSA Poem by Salvatore Buttacipaw prints in the snowend at the sycamore tree--two bright eyes in darkness # |
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HAIKU: Winter WindA Poem by Salvatore ButtaciJanuary windwears the face of roaring snow--the wolf is not fooled # |
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Haiku: LAST LEAFA Poem by Salvatore Buttaciatop the snow mounda single autumn leaf rests--oak branch’s last gift # |
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WE KID OURSELVESA Poem by Salvatore ButtaciWe envied Richard CoryFor the good life that he led,But it was quite another story:He put a bullet in his head.Sometimes what we’re seeingIs not.. |
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YOUNG LOVEA Poem by Salvatore ButtaciThey say young lovers should not be so bold.After all, their hearts lack the wings to fly.But there are young lovers who question whyWe find love&rsqu.. |
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TIME IS A FRIENDA Poem by Salvatore ButtaciIf you look at the first and last line of each line, you'll see the technique used here. |
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ONE DAYA Poem by Salvatore ButtaciA Chaucerian sonnet. |
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SICK IN BEDA Poem by Salvatore ButtaciJAN lies in bed all day,FEBrile, racked with flu,MARveling how boredom,APparently unchecked,MAY lead a victim toJUNking hope of droppingJULienne soup .. |
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MOUNTAINS CRUMBLE, NEVER ASKING WHYA Poem by Salvatore ButtaciHere is an Ivorian Sonnet for which I am grateful to my friend Ivor who taught it to us. |
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