Daylight wash among
Sky, cloud, sun left unfettered
Land beneath sits right
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Consolation Hour is written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
Haiku
Tribute Dawn
Hidden on far curve
Midnight dissipates gradual
The sun gifting light
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“Tribute Sun” is written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
Reverse Daylight
Sun rises at night
Twilight’s sister impeded
Dusk is left to dawn
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“Reverse Daylight” is written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
La Primera
Todos somos son
La verde y la Azul
El sol unido
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“La Primera” is a haiku in Spanish and is written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved. It popped up first on Twitter, error and all, because we do love live poetry.
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Night Green Solace
Still midnight sirens
Hush awake the silent mist
Clouds soft eruption
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“Night Green Solace” is a haiku poem written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
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Coming Soon: The Vanishing Poet, a new collection of poetry by Michael Aaron Casares.
Washed Out
Gray spring afternoon
Rain gust hidden and humid
Wisp around the light
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“Washed Out” is a haiku written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
Cloud Cyclic
April showers sing
Wind, tornadoes’ rainy trail
Life and death cycle
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“Cloud Cyclic” is a haiku written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
Dream For the Heart
I.
Crisp, easy breathing
The spring resides outside in
Calming spirits’ plights
II.
Farther is the sky
Feather clouds stretch high the blue
The light is shining
III.
The warming green glows
Heart enables it to grow
A hearth, home to all
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“Dream for the Heart” is a haiku tryptic written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
Cold Desert Plains
Sun kissed desert lands
Wind brings cold to heated plains
Warming days, chill nights
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“Cold Desert Plains” is written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
Procession Winter (A Triptych of Haiku)
I.
Remnants flutter down
Prickly, stale the earth and ground
Vitality lost
II.
Frigid, cooling breath
Hollow sighs in heavens, haunt
Numbness plagues the heart
III.
Leaves begin to furl
Squawking grackles line the trees
Death falls to the ground
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“Procession Winter” is written by Michael Aaron Casares. All rights reserved.
