Scott Metz
Some haiku
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                              death—and a turquoise coin, tail side up. In chorus
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                                                            every door open
                                                            the pink rooms inside
                                                            the icicles
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looking out through the petroglyph
the only choice
x-rated
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                                             and reassembles its insect self on the crooked energy, on the
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                              she converts the young
                              mothers into celsius degrees cold
                              cash equations
Scott Metz is the editor of Roadrunner, and coeditor of Haiku 21: an anthology of contemporary English-language haiku (Modern Haiku Press 2011). His first collection of ku, lakes & now wolves, is forthcoming from Modern Haiku Press. He currently lives on the Oregon coast.
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Some haiku
the iris’s ear
nowhere to be found
among my contraceptives
                              death—and a turquoise coin, tail side up. In chorus
                                                            every door open
                                                            the pink rooms inside
                                                            the icicles
looking out through the petroglyph
the only choice
x-rated
                                             and reassembles its insect self on the crooked energy, on the
                              she converts the young
                              mothers into celsius degrees cold
                              cash equations
Scott Metz is the editor of Roadrunner, and coeditor of Haiku 21: an anthology of contemporary English-language haiku (Modern Haiku Press 2011). His first collection of ku, lakes & now wolves, is forthcoming from Modern Haiku Press. He currently lives on the Oregon coast.
1 Comments:
No! These cant be haiku!
They have too much meat!
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