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Sweetest Treat

~

Beneath a dark
and sinister 
sky where 
stars 
hide behind 
pumpkin patch wishes
and ghostly 
dreams

Ghouls and goblins
cavort on this 
final October eve
seeking candy
and other 
sugary goodies,
lest a trick 
be played
amidst giggles
and grins

As I watch from 
eerie front porch 
shadows
draped in
faux spider webs,
while my 
mind  
conjures
images of a
mystical
faraway beauty

Hypnotic eyes,
peering ‘pon 
springtime
enchantments in
blue hydrangea
potions of 
satin petals
and chiffon 
shimmered
driftings

Moon glow
skin, porcelain
touches
in angelic images, 
haunting desires
and affectionate
midnight
yearnings  

Kisses of northern 
destinations,
floating to
waiting lips, 
whispering 
long distance 
promises
and warming 
chilly smiles

And I realize
on this night
of mischief and
mayhem,
Styrofoam 
headstones
and dry ice fog, 
black cats
and skeletons
in doorways…

the sweetest treat
for me
will always 
be you


Happy Halloween Soupers 

~

Arctic Lovers Haiku

Arctic Lovers

                                              dance prism sky
                                        conjure never ending
                                           long sweet nights 




                                              faint March blush
                                     ice-fog conceals cool smiles
                                                 arctic love

Wicked Afloat

WICKED AFLOAT


                     He asails the Irish dawn-- avidly tore a hole in yellows
     She in dreams --awaits his eyes blue-cast amidst the ice fog-- eagerly searches
Other maddened icebound maidens awaited longships and thrilling iron fellows
Weary of ice and snow -- encompassing thrumming asunder hearts --aborn to escape
           Dragonheads emerge  through ice clouds-- elate fragile idling maidens awake
                          Ships escort Thor's exhilerating beckoned iron hammered  army


Night Walk Tanka

NIGHT WALK

Under crystal stars
Winter exhilaration 
Ice fog eats fears
Bears hide from frosty fingers
Splendor of black nights is mine

Merciless City

MERCILESS   CITY

Grimy city blocks worn and cold are lost
In rusted steel and roots of permafrost. 
Faintly emerging from the gloom hazily misted,
The crane’s spire is a ship’s mast listed 
In an ice-fog off Baffin’s distant northwest coast  -
A crooked sky-hook reduced to ghost.
Barely seen, swirling in an icy grimace,
A patch of whiter fog hides the sun’s bright face.
The distant cars disappear and are lost without pity,
Trying to escape the cold shoulder of the city.

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Written today on a January morning in St. Petersburg,Russia.

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