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Stammering

Feb28

 
 
 


an empty alms bowl—
 
pilgrim stammering her thanks
 
for last night’s supper

21 Comments Posted in 5-7-5, © 2014 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged alms bowl, empty, pilgrim, stammering, supper, thanks

Linger

Feb27

 
 
 


On an empty road
 
the prayers of pilgrims past
 
linger forever.

6 Comments Posted in 5-7-5, © 2014 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged empty, forever, linger, past, pilgrims, prayers, road

Boats

Feb26

 
 
 


blue cormorant boats
 
painting the bay this morning—
 
lunatic beauty

6 Comments Posted in 5-7-5, © 2014 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged bay, beauty, blue, boats, cormorant, lunatic, morning, painting

Panting

Feb25

 
 
 


long way home—
 
even the thunder
 
is panting

1 Comment Posted in 3-5-3, © 2014 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged thunder, walk

Scribbling

Feb24

 
 
 


poems on the way
 
pilgrim scribbling in his book
 
even crows keep still

8 Comments Posted in 5-7-5, © 2014 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged book, crows, pilgrim, poems, scribbling, way

Walking Stick

Feb23

 
 
 


Bring your walking stick
 
to test the course before you—
 
hot and high the winds.

4 Comments Posted in 5-7-5, © 2014 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged bring, course, high, hot, stick, test, winds

Socrates

Feb22

 
 
 


Is this not the mug
 
from which old Socrates drank
 
after his trial?

1 Comment Posted in 5-7-5, © 2014 by Mark M. Redfearn Tagged drank, mug, not, old, Socrates, trial

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