Lunes Poems - Poems about Lunes

On my leg the smallest of red ant racing all alone. Beyond my curtain beaded curtain of rain drip dripping. Squirrel and wrens at once feeding on seeds fallen from feeder. On my porch return of colorful frog seated in basket. *...

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Sunlight (5-3-5 syllables) Sunlight filters in Shadows dance Morning coffee smiles ~~~~~~ True Light (3-5-3 words) Looking unto Jesus The Light of the World Forgiveness, peace, joy 10.23.2021 For William Kekaula's "Lune (mixed pair)" contest...

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1. Kelly Lune: silk rose under dome opaque glass thwarted love preserved 2. Jack Collom Lune: the faded corsage under a dusty glass dome— missed spring ball NOT FOR CONTEST POET'S NOTES The lune (aka American haiku) created by New York-based poet Robert Kelly (1935–) in the 1960s consists of 5-3-5 syllables (the 13 syllables correspond to the 13 lunar months), and the shape resembles...

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Fall Swirling fiery hues A chill settles Cardigans and chai Falling Leaves wilting faster Motionless, watching it all dissolve Transforming to embers...

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Fruit Loop cobblestones pave my way to bottles of milk....

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