After leaving Mr Muirhead (an experimental series of haiku)

After leaving Mr Muirhead

Alleys. Streets. Wolves. Sheep.
The shores-of-Johannesburg do not smell like anything-like-Malibu.
It’s primitive living-for-sale.

Columbia

To the lighthouse soul.
To Sappho, Antigone’s divine-ceremony.
Go fishing in rifts.

It’s losing its darkness

Something is damaged –
There is a richness in dust – mother-tongue.
Post-apartheid things. Compasses.

The hours

You are a typhoon –
Waves in the folds of daylight.
Childhood stars are past.

Shade in my bedroom

The end of violence –
The world’s feast is not my home.
The heart of worship.

Inside a public library

I am the June guest –
Greedy for ritual. Sonnets.
Winter possession.

Success for personal growth

Orlando’s river –
Habits of tsunamis past.
What remains is life.

Books

I read as a child –
In books, there are valleys. Hills.
Worlds were within reach.

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