A haiku challenge —

A haiku about surrender I rose each morning And stalked the town for pleasure ‘Til you brought me down

Are you as much in the dark as I am? You’d think after writing for over three years on this platform, I’d have a good idea of how things work. After all, I’ve read at least a few hundred articles by “top writers” on how to do well here. Some of their advice actually helped, for a while. …

Why there’s a growing movement to end pet ownership — The day I lost our parrot, Rollo, was one of the worst days of my life. After 30 years, I still tear up thinking about it. But I sometimes wonder whether what for us was a profound tragedy was for Rollo a triumph. Why? Because he was finally free. It…

A haiku for Poetry Month — Blossoms fleck the trunk Of the tree that yielded them Like a mother’s tears

An acrostic poem —

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From witchcraft to crime fiction, Easter traditions differ from place to place — Over the centuries, immigrants have brought many holiday traditions to America that have been adopted by the general population, like Easter eggs and rabbits. Some rituals, however, never took root in the US outside certain ethnic groups. …

A foolish haiku