Ricky Bell
Children should avoid A dark van of only white “Free candy inside”
I could be very sick Hot one second, cold the next I’m virus ridden.
Overcast sky. Snow is certain. Must get home soon.
Branches shake, trunk sways. Hunker down, hear whistling. This westerly wind.
Proudly luminous Stands this fluorescent lamp What is light next to sun?
A wet wind shivers Devious heartbeats vibrate A girl now a woman
steam rises slowly this midnight is lonely i must stop these nights
Haikus Wrtg 3020, Spring 2013, Philipp Wickey
Haiku 1 Snow, there is never, Enough to fill the table. I am so thirsty.
Haiku 2 A nice piece of land, You have made your father proud How about your child?
Justin Jennings
Oxygen consumption produced by spring, via the creation.
Nature’s affair– Plant life flourishes, As do we.
Bright yellow eyes Glowing in the dark sky Don’t blink or hide.
Pieces of cut grass Warm summery breeze as Raindrops fall
Stephanie Atkins
cold sheets trapped by a wedding band; Alone again
Walking along Welcome to man’s wilderness On wooden bridges
Laying in the Sun Kissed Sand Seeing the Beautiful Blue Water With a mysterious depth
Magnificent Granit Powerful Forces Shaped the Valley With waterfalls Thousands of feet tall
Riding my Horse We Share an Unwavering Companionship Which brings me Such Joy and Peace
Michelle Festa
Jason Findling
Beach waves crash, sun peaking over the dock– cold water pierces my skin.
Morning comes, an A.A. drop-out sorry kids.
Zack Sokol
Snow piles up Music is deafening, Festival of lights granted by the heavens.
Mountain air thins There is no other life, Colorado, let there be no strife.
10ft Ganga stalk Hides in the neighbor’s garden Soaking up the indian summer
Hot sand shimmering Cool blue gin, I can see clearly now, the brain is gone
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Ricky Bell
Children should avoid
A dark van of only white
“Free candy inside”
I could be very sick
Hot one second, cold the next
I’m virus ridden.
Overcast sky.
Snow is certain.
Must get home soon.
Branches shake, trunk sways.
Hunker down, hear whistling.
This westerly wind.
Proudly luminous
Stands this fluorescent lamp
What is light next to sun?
A wet wind shivers
Devious heartbeats vibrate
A girl now a woman
steam rises slowly
this midnight is lonely
i must stop these nights
Haikus
Wrtg 3020, Spring 2013, Philipp Wickey
Haiku 1
Snow, there is never,
Enough to fill the table.
I am so thirsty.
Haiku 2
A nice piece of land,
You have made your father proud
How about your child?
Justin Jennings
Oxygen consumption
produced by spring,
via the creation.
Nature’s affair–
Plant life flourishes,
As do we.
Bright yellow eyes
Glowing in the dark sky
Don’t blink or hide.
Pieces of cut grass
Warm summery breeze as
Raindrops fall
Stephanie Atkins
cold sheets
trapped by a wedding band;
Alone again
Walking along
Welcome to man’s wilderness
On wooden bridges
Laying in the Sun Kissed Sand
Seeing the Beautiful Blue Water
With a mysterious depth
Magnificent Granit
Powerful Forces Shaped the Valley
With waterfalls Thousands of feet tall
Riding my Horse
We Share an Unwavering Companionship
Which brings me Such Joy and Peace
Michelle Festa
Jason Findling
Beach waves crash,
sun peaking over the dock–
cold water pierces my skin.
Morning comes,
an A.A. drop-out
sorry kids.
Zack Sokol
Snow piles up
Music is deafening,
Festival of lights granted by the heavens.
Mountain air thins
There is no other life,
Colorado, let there be no strife.
10ft Ganga stalk
Hides in the neighbor’s garden
Soaking up the indian summer
Hot sand shimmering
Cool blue gin,
I can see clearly now, the brain is gone