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Fraiku: Supreme Court
How many maidensmust we sacrificeto satisfy your dogma?
Fraiku from Alnitak
I won’t say “I love you”Love is a shooting starI prefer “Let me help” (Inspired by a line from the Star Trek episode “The City on the Edge of Forever“.)
Fraiku: Kiss
I lean towards your faceas the Earth tilts to the Sunand Spring draws near
Fraiku: In March
The south wind runsher fingers through my hairlike a distracted lover (For the Living Poetry Visual Prompt this month.)
Fraiku: We never learn
The same moon sets in the twilightof Moscow and Washingtonof Kiev and Kabul
Fraiku: Parenting
When my daughter is frightened by thunderI can explain there’s nothing to worry aboutUkrainian fathers have to lie
Fraiku: Windstorm
Listening to dark gusts lift shingles off my roof lights out but no sleep
My Valentine’s Day Gift
I can’t give you the moon and stars,but you’re always welcome to lookthrough my telescope. (This haiku also appeared as part of the Haikuniverse Valentine’s Day marathon.)
Fraiku: Paranoia
Crows on high branchesseem so smug— do you think they’recawing about me?