| jec - zip haiku |
the
lambs leap up |
like foolish children |
unaware |
they are sheep |
.r |
deep
down |
beneath the crunch of leaves |
a
resonance |
of axe blows |
| .r |
orange
and tan |
tan orange and tan |
the
butterflies |
beat on |
| .r |
soft
and grey |
a pigeon's underwing |
merges |
with the drizzle |
| .r |
adrift |
in a long forgotten town |
the
vagrant |
wears my face |
| .r |
a
sunlit glade |
scents |
the
strange geometry |
of butterflies |
| .r |
too
light |
for sombre words |
my
thoughts follow |
the curve of the quill |
| .r |
slick |
against the fissured sky |
the
purple folds of fungi |
ripple |
| .r |
at
my feet |
a blackened penny |
dark
enough |
to buy my thoughts |
| .r |
the
road and the sky |
and the face at the window |
grey |
so grey |
| .r |
sodium
lights |
in the town below |
ant
eggs |
on the gate post |
| .r |
cirrus
twist |
about her face |
a
worm cast |
and a skein of fronds |
| .r |
concerned
as ever |
she loops |
a
rubber band |
round the wind chimes |
| .r |
high
above |
the little town |
I
find myself |
in everything |
| .r |
if
looks could kill |
the lens would be a bow |
and
that rabbit |
dead |
| .r |
lost
somewhere |
beneath the duvet |
Cribden
Hill |
goes back to sleep |
| .r |
slowly
I search |
a field of flowers |
find
nothing |
but beauty |
the
first zip to be written |