Autumn
leaves fall
like shedding
memories
one leaf
clings to the
top branch
Robert P. Hansen teaches
philosophy courses at a community college and writes poetry and genre fiction
in his spare time. His most recent publications include 2015: A Year of
Poetry, Exploitation and Other Stories, and Angst (Book
4 of his Angus the Mage fantasy series). Visit his blog (http://rphansenauthorpoet.wordpress.com/) for samples of his writing (including the full text
of Book 1 of his Angus the Mage series) and links to eBook retailers who sell
his work.
Robert,
ReplyDeleteGood haiku. I wonder why you decided to write about Autumn now, it being months away. I liked the content though. Nice job.
?Your new friend,
David Fox
Yes, some memories are forgotten or let go of like autumn leaves, but certain ones cling to our minds, like that one leaf. Love your writing, Robert!
ReplyDeleteNice work!
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love nature poems, especially those about the autumn season. "Autumn" delivers as it touches my sentimental heartstrings. Thank you for sharing this, Robert. Continued blessings!
ReplyDelete-MJ (www.tgbtgpublictions.com)
I'm seeing your poem in relation to my father's dementia - we cling to the few memories he has left... beautiful poem...
ReplyDeleteAmazing piece
ReplyDelete