A stretch of river XXXI: Roosting crows
Black January
Leaves for the county jail's trees: like
A dark spring's portent.
Tuesday, January 16, 2007
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2 comments:
I love that haiku!
You know...just thinking about that art teacher used to make my stomach boil. But now I just feel...sad.
Frances,
Thanks for stopping by, and for the kind comment.
And as for your art teacher: Exactly.
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