The Lit’ry Life 2017: Haiku by Peter Quinn

August 17, 2017

 
 

through the orchard rows
flurries of wind borne blossoms  ​
fly like fragrant snow
 



alert pink petals
each translucent during dawn:
ears, Cottontail tall
 



Blackflies, mosquitoes,
tiny Deer Ticks quest my blood;
deet will plate their feast
 



seized between green leaves
Morris Huckleberries with
Cedar Waxwing beaks
 



tamed forsythia
excessive prune near put down
two Catbird nestlings
 



seals off Nauset beach:
Cape Cod – salt water taffy
Great Whites’ sweet delight
 



dental implants are
flattening the toothpaste tube
money squeezed away
 



Sun is bike’s chain ring
linking limbic system gears;
rolling, got me gone

—Peter Quinn
Poor Farm Road

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