William Kelii Kekaula Poet Haiku

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Winter Roses - Mystic

I shadow their smiles;
insincere, seen and felt, makes
them have empty souls;

I do not do wrong;
I never do corrections,
just perfect mistakes;

I am always right,
fortunately, being that,
I am neither wrong,

nor is nature wrong;
streams do not rise for joy, nor
does a drowning soul;

I like simple needs;
the substances do construe
a burdensome load;

and time for nothing; 
the cell phone rings, then again
then...time disappears

of course, such great plans,
always procrastination
will get nothing done;

poetry contest;
I will feign reading them, then
award the losers;

at last, loud demands,
unbearable selfishness,
and it’s all for me.

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