While I’m traveling to my former “hometown” of Washington, D.C. (for
a little competition advocacy and a lot of visiting with old friends),
check out more Bainbridge on the obligations of Catholic judges,
and enjoy the haiku of Andrew Riutta:
apple wine
his story better
the second time
midday heat
the carpenter’s tool belt
full of plums
distant foghorn—
a perfect stone
skips forever
half moon—
between two crickets
a year has passed“distant foghorn” –
“midday heat” & “apple wine” – Roadrunner Haiku Journal V: 4 (Nov. 2005)
“distant foghorn” – Haiku Harvest (Vol. 5:1, Fall/Winter 2005)
“half moon” – Simply Haiku (Summer 2005, vol. 3:2)
November 7, 2005
once-familiar routes
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