HAIKU: TENDER AGE CHILDREN

By Charles Robert Lindholm

Tender Age Children

HAIKU: RACISTS IN PLAIN SIGHT

By Charles Robert Lindholm

A Sin That Still Lives  

HAIKU: RACIST WORDS

By Charles Robert Lindholm

Racist Words Showing 

The Raven

Raven, black, atop a tree
Screamed religion spuriously
Bleak-black probed me; evil glee
Before I shot it dead

Raven crowned so hideously
In a dream he came to me
Pitch black, vacant eyes I see
Before he swooped on dread

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Devils

The devil I become
And I see a devil in you

The devil in you, you deny
And you become a devil

I Look Down

From my window
I look down, look down
At the iniquitous world spread out below me
I look down, look down
I see the curst world, but it doesn’t see me

Those Little Men

You make the moon
As you should
And I make the stars
As I should

In doing so
We behold the same night
With our backs on the same grass

Game of Doors

This life
A game, of a million doors
Secured on the inside
Of our hearts

Sidewalks of Today

where dusk was for waiting

upon steps of Lord’s earth

where lived sidewalks

under the moods of love

Curse Curiosity

Posted by Kerrie

There it was; the ancient tomb,

where trespassers meet their doom,

should they walk into the gloom,

evil waiting to consume.

 

An ancient and evil curse,

carved in stone, in Latin verse.

Acts displeasing and perverse

designed to scare and unnerve.