Desert HaikuA Poem by The Last Dragoonunconnected, loose thememuch nocturnal fuss. the black foxes have new pups in their hollow tree.
in the small hours: busted flushes, broken straights goin' home in Tap City
a luminous night: lingering evening twilight or an early dawn?
another windstorm rolling across the
playa: more sand on the porch
on a summer night, rumbles of distant traffic: song of the Sirens
cool December morn brings sudden change: east wind, rain a Nip in the air
apres Halloween: dead leaves scudding on the wind, a scream door banging
when she lay with me twilight wove through her dark hair now shadows remain
mojave daybreak: dawn pours through a
banded sky, he rush of crow's wings
frantic weathercock: "Hey, its rain! away yonder!" but not here, not now
stiff old baseball glove: grass, chalk, sunlight, heybatters forty years past
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1 Review Added on June 16, 2017 Last Updated on June 16, 2017 AuthorThe Last DragoonLas VegasAboutI write to unwind. Professional writer, jazz drummer. more..Writing
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