Some Irish Haikus Poem by Randolph Larsen
Some Irish Haikus
Rating: ★5.0
Two days without food.
In the gutter a ripe pear
- - shining blue planet!
Badger in the hedge,
necklace of bluebottles, grins
- - we miss you! Come home!
Empty letterbox.
Trees vanish into black rain
bearing the child.
Daylight, many trees down.
March wind the rope swing moves.
Alone I keep walking.
Monday, August 22, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: hunger,loneliness,longing,travel
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1/10/2026 1:34:48 PM # 1.0.0
beautiful, beautiful Haikus...... pregnant with meaning. i loved reading and rereading it. thank you dear poet.