All night pine trees
stand together – a cordon
protecting us from what?
*
We sync up with the slow
soggy heartbeats
of a heron.
*
In silver glimpses
fish dart in sunlight,
churn the surface.
*
Driveway spider
swells his body
into her room.
*
The River Otter
Under fog, a blunt nosed
black submarine cuts
the upper crust of the lake.
*
The Largemouth Bass
Lifeless and still until
erupting, fin flexing –
slapping back in.
*
Sunlight catches wet
stone – what fraction of a fish
is made of water?
*
Ants from inside my clothes
spring directly
from the stiching.
*
2 preteens French kissing in tall weeds
beside Real Island Road.
*
Rainy 4th of July
Sad songs by white
micro farmers draw hearts with fingers
on steamy glass.
*
Spank Working the Shore
Knee-deep in diamonds
throwing stones
to expand the beach.
*
Spank Working the Shore 2
With gloppers,
a branch plops in –
a home for brim.
*
Our eyelids, clumsy with sweat
move like an anthill
down our backs.
*
After the Storm
a staircase bobs
across the lake.
*
sunlight drips
from a duck’s bill, ripples
set off like tree rings.
Loved every word of these haiku. Peaceful. Relaxing. Beautiful!!
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