by Selena_Kitt
I am glad you threw the magnets away. I like this - very simple, everything works together.
I like these simple lines leading to an enimatic ending.
"I keep searching for it.
And there just isn’t.
They are
exquisite haikus."
to say it, but the following lines make this poem worth reading through.
To the poet,
Please consider condensing this piece down to simply this--
"Will I ever understand
that stark zen-ness
that is their masculine?
They are
exquisite haikus."
I don't wish to offend you, but the line "They are exquisite haikus." is pure genius. The rest of the poem is so heavy over these words that they risk getting squashed and missed when your audience stops reading too soon.
Carrie.
simple mystery
the single straight line and line
of man's man hood
the truth of it is
when erect, while seeming hard
it is only inflated
not really hiaku
but then again and agian
isn't that the point?
This poem was selected from Lit's archive of over 40,000 poems for inclusion in today's Archival Review.<br>
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