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the drive home

ByKymberlee

pigeon blanket over trains
clouds fill equinox sky
the road stretches before me

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stormy afternoon haiku

ByKymberlee

mad libs and laughter rain crashing against windows three girls warm and loved

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penetrate me with your turgid madness

ByKymberlee

Robins wrench worms from the softening earth, trilling songbirds pour their song into the wide sky, Narcissus flirt with vibrant skirts and a thousand shades of green dance in ardent winds. Oh Spring! Penetrate me with your turgid madness! I surrender.

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seduction of the Divine

ByKymberlee

Just when you think you have The Mystery figured out it will elude you. Like a beautiful woman, or a fragrant flower, The Divine will always flirt with you. Enjoy the seduction!

Her Pulitzer Prize (Haiku)
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Her Pulitzer Prize (Haiku)

ByKymberlee

I find it remarkable and not terribly surprising that she was an award-winning, prolific writer but isn’t widely known.

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here

ByKymberlee

I can’t stop smiling since and then there’s the and the way you time and space are meaningless here. it’s rather lovely there are no weapons it’s like cherry popsicles and puppy kisses it’s like a warm rain and singing around a campfire. it’s like top-shelf tequila and my toes buried in warm sand. it’s…

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don't let me forget

ByKymberlee

“I want to change the world because it scares me,” I said. “I know,” he said, with his voice filled with tenderness. Sometimes I want to forget him and then I remember that moment and my heart smiles.