Black Petals Issue #108, Summer, 2024

Ayaz Daryl Nielsen: 4 untitled Haiku

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4 Untitled Haiku: Haiku by Ayaz Daryl Nielsen
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Urban: Poem by Simon MacCulloch

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answer to a prayer

in her short skirt and pink tights

sitting on my lap!

 

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hugging and kissing

and there's nothing to regret

kissing, yes, and hugging!

 

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family reunion...

on the middle of our carpet

two cats lick their butts

 

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soaking in hot tub

my hair immersed and wet...

a few float away

ayaz daryl nielsen, veteran and hospice nurse, lives in Longmont, Colorado, USA. Editor of bear creek haiku (35+ years/175+ issues) with poetry published worldwide, he is online at:  bear creek haiku   poetry,     poems and info. Among other deeply appreciated honors, he is especially delighted by the depth and heart of poets worldwide whose poems have a home in bear creek haiku’s print and online presence.

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