Love & Hate Haikus

Posted on January 4, 2013 | 4 Comments

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17c. Love is Infectious/
Optimism’s Contagion/
Incubates in me/
#haiku

17d. Life is Infectious/
Optimism’s Contagion/
Gestates within me/
#haiku

17a. Love is Infectious/
A contagion of red hope/
Splattered on the world/
#haiku

17b. Love is Infectious/
Optimism’s Contagion/
Invading our world/
#haiku

18a. Hate is a learned skill/
Taught to maintain privilege/
That might not be fair/
#haiku

18b. Hate is a learned skill/
Taught to maintain privilege/
That people enjoy/
#haiku

18c. Hate is a learned skill/
Taught to keep the privilege/
Entitled prefer/
#haiku

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4 responses to “Love & Hate Haikus”

  1. Corner of Confessions | January 4, 2013 at 4:20 pm | Reply

    Great haiku’s but i can’t get over the image… i can’t look at teeth lol.

    • westernqueensland | January 4, 2013 at 4:33 pm | Reply

      Isn’t it hard too look at? Dental casts are strangely intimate And terribly painful. Found them by the BQE & I wonder to whom they belonged & how s/he is faring without them

      Sent from iPhone

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