Haiku Sunday – Final Days in Denver are words and images from our life in the Rocky Mountain State during our final two weeks. Enjoy!
shining app sized bites
loving the views hating douche
morgue before-after
then grabbed scissors to shred the
seams of the cement bag
adventures planned taking sip
after sip dreaming
innocent till the searing
begins and skin burns
melting on the hand while the
kir made her more open
there can be no other way
to build Frankenstein
time stands at bold attention
waiting the flatware
pulled to the lips with a burn
sprayed later from urn
more than before into the jar
not in the glass whore
always better than tears of joy
shed towards losers
the victim’s body smelled fresh
when it hit the steam
among angels of the sea
how can we replace?
as he prepared to sound
his horn of demise
to find the great fish that are
rocking rolls of rib
meat in spotlight setting the
mood to imbibe now
the light now ordinary
but still lights our way




















always love your words and your photos.
very cool of you Currie! you know I dig your work as well
Just making my rounds after a vacation return. Good tribute tribute to Denver in your special way.
thank you sir!
Interestingly … I was away … then you … LOL … but you must be back in business.
I am…finally!
I love the sushi shots!
Thanks! A good sushi shot is a gateway to my stomach
Delightful! May you continue to find wonder and joy …and let us travel along!
thank you very much!
Helloooooo! Checking in with the BA. Love the post, pictures and Haiku. I like how it ended….quietly optimistic.
Good luck with the move!
E.
thank you E! we made it
Michael, best wishes on your trip to Cali. As my farewell gift to you which you fully deserve, I’ve nominated you for the “Adventurous Blogger Award.” Keep up the excellent storytelling and follow the link for acceptance terms. Safe travels. Cheers.
http://bespoketraveler.wordpress.com/2012/09/03/adventurous-blogger-award/
Great post! Love the pictures and the Haiku. I’m still working on the one you assigned me last week in our little comment exchange. I’m so lame. Your piece puts me to shame.
I just don’t think you can ever look at it that way Guat. It is always about the joy in doing and sharing so if writing any kind of thing gives you a positive emotion or sense of self satisfaction then keep at it. My Haiku style makes me happy to write although most are very technically rogue verse. I have allowed negative comments and self-doubt to freeze my work for long periods of time on several occasions in life. I find that simply getting the work our fuels the habit and improves the results. I look forward to your work
Each one is wonderful…all the best!
Thank you Boomie!
Beautiful! Don’t forget to write.
that would be a tough thing to forget! thanks for all the enormous support here Susie
Thank you Michael!