Fraiku: Hurry Back

Let me behold your green eyes
shifted blue
as you return to my arms

About Bartholomew Barker

Bartholomew Barker is one of the organizers of Living Poetry, a collection of poets and poetry lovers in the Triangle region of North Carolina. Born and raised in Ohio, studied in Chicago, he worked in Connecticut for nearly twenty years before moving to Hillsborough where he makes money as a computer programmer to fund his poetry habit.
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24 Responses to Fraiku: Hurry Back

  1. ivor20 says:

    Romantic …

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  2. trE says:

    Okay. This gave me pause. There is a sensual and inviting presence within these lines, and I am totally intrigued. Very well done, Bart.

    Liked by 3 people

  3. anitashope says:

    Eye color is amazing. And it changes as we age. Lovely haiku.

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  4. Jaya Avendel says:

    Love the transformative imagery here! <3

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  5. Alas, my eyes are algae/amber! But, lovely piece Bartholomew! ❤️

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  6. butungislayp says:

    Short and sweet. I love it! 💜

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  7. berniebell1955 says:

    Hmmm – eyes change when beholding the beloved.

    Have you noticed how if you look at a photo you can tell how the person looking at the photographer, feels about the photographer, from their eyes?

    It’s always plain to see when they love them. Eyes don’t lie. Mostly.

    You’ve caught it – that ‘look of love’.

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  8. Yes, your poem is beautiful and captures a mood of sensuality! Love it 😍 and wonderful picture to capture the mood!

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