HAIKU – 12012013
under a low bridge –
huddled in freezing rain
pregnant teenage girl
© Ronald W. Evans 2013-2014
December 1, 2013 by Ron
© Ronald W. Evans 2013-2014
Assistant Professor of English at Boston College
because while some truths lend themselves to equations, others are best described in verse
poetry - flash fiction - short form writing - images by Gene G. McLaughlin and homepage for the the novel Bone Hill - A Novel of West Scranton by Gene S. McLaughlin
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You can write some moving stuff! Very powerful image here.
Thank you for saying so! Makes me feel great when you comment on the imagery…I DO work at it…but sometimes it just doesn’t happen and the haiku is as flat as a flounder…sheesh what a cliche! :)