Wednesday, July 29, 2009

Limericks and Haikus from Buchanan pass

There once was a stream in my bedroom
Over my head hung darkening gloom
So raising my face
I became this place
And now I weave joy on this day's loom

I have the most delectable rug here
It's cool; it's soft; it's green; it's tender
I'm barefoot all day
I'm dancing in hay
And the flowers will all be my partner

Clouds like silver mist descend
The gloaming darkens
Pattering rain slakes my bowl

My mountain bowl of Sencha
Stony peaks surround
Stream, tree, and sod soak it up

My meadow green, gray the lid
Darkness darkens, dark
Cold breath blows a lullaby

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