ㅁ I forgot my lunch. It stayed waiting in the fridge. So I bought crackers.
– a pseudo-haiku.
ㅁ Rain challenged the trees, in alliance with the wind. The trees stood their ground.
– a pseudo-haiku.
ㅁ It seems that the key is to time it precisely: enlightened at death. It would be easy: approximate asymptote, like Zeno's story. Perhaps many folks succeed in this task. Indeed... maybe all do it.
– three pseudo-haiku as stanzas in a longer poem.
ㅁ A deer just stood there. It wondered why I stood there. Beings... standing there.
– a pseudo-haiku.
ㅁ The One Thirty-four embraced me, like a lover, replayed old commutes; the gray skyline hung against an orangish wall defined by the air; I went to Burbank and tasted the sidewalk there, consumed memories; I miss my home here: the city's tight solitudes enveloping all.
– four pseudo-haiku as stanzas in a poem.
ㅁ Some snow fell last night. You can see moonlight reflect. It might change to rain.
– a pseudo-haiku.