Showing posts with label haibun. Show all posts
Showing posts with label haibun. Show all posts

Sunday, January 29, 2017

012917



Hypercubes are small in any 3 dimensions, but all that hidden stuff has weight. Hyper LA reached 30% hyperdensity on March 14, 2067, and the big fault couldn't hold it anymore. We don't know where the missing part of the city went, but what remains is strewn across the continental shelf.

California sun
and stars replaced by patchwork
don't open that door!

Saturday, September 19, 2015

I really wonder

If a ship is traveling really close to light speed it gets very massive. So if you cycle a pair of boxer shorts out the airlock, and it hits a planet, would any life there survive?

one image acquired
just before impact
red polka dots

Thursday, January 15, 2015

011515

The Anemone Straw

Evolution came mighty close with the sea spider.


aim for the...fuck
there is no thing
sticks in a current

Saturday, October 11, 2014

101114

A very short haibun


No one liked the cockroach vampires, but they were appreciated.


on the third I rise
skitter after the fluids of the living
when the great light rises

Saturday, March 2, 2013

030213

In the nether regions, reputedly of unprecedented heat and coolth, there toil the dead, subject to environmental extremes we cannot hope to imagine.

dense as hell
the underworld collapses
not a soul escapes

Monday, October 10, 2011

101011

one year from
symmetry the pome has nothing
self-reference

That's a title! A frog-f@#%ing title! You made a title out of a date! Haiku don't have m&%^#r-f$*#ing titles! And now it's a haibun. Sort of.

Thursday, February 24, 2011

oh well

Cole remembered, just too late, that he'd left the Hole on after emptying the garbage pail.

new perspective
from eating the house AI
this world is MINE

Friday, June 19, 2009

big time

I am featured poet in Scifaikuest this time. Very pretty cover; no time yet 2 read zine.

Saturday, February 21, 2009

haibun

Love notes

A fragment penned in medieval french, using synthetic ink, on the tanned hide of an extinct Miocene North American camel.  The note was tucked into a battered ops manual on the bridge of a derelict Centauran frigate in orbit around Sirius. There were others. A 6,000-year-old pot sherd buried under 30 m of sand in Saudi Arabia. Mid-20th-century Spain, Paleolithic France, the Cretaceous of Montana, the Pleistocene of Saturn's rings, Deimos, Phobos, a cometary surface destroyed by ablation during the younger Dryas. There was just one thing to do.

I love you too
spelled out each spring
microbial bloom
equatorial gyre
newly discovered planet