Category: Poetry

Wednesday Morning Haiku 

Carl Setzer

At the week’s middle 

My alarm’s song is calling 

I love the snooze bar 

Seattle’s Alaskan Way Viaduct: A Haiku

Carl Setzer

​Concrete broken to dust

<

p style=”font-family:"”>A megalith vanishing

<

p style=”font-family:"”>History fading 

<

p style=”font-family:"”>

The Velvet Cape Of Night 

Carl Setzer

So much is hidden 

By the velvet cape of night 

Not Just what’s frightful 

Laying here seeking sleep. Hoping it’s mercy comes soon. 

Dastardly Viri 

Carl Setzer

I’ve grown quite weary 

Of these viri within me

Minute yet brutal

Day Passes To Night

Carl Setzer

Day passes to night
The demands of the day pass
Finally some rest

A Haiku

The Moon’s Ghost

Carl Setzer1 Comment

Looking towards the sky
The moon’s ghost emerging high
In this night I sigh

Now it’s Tuesday, A Haiku

Carl Setzer

So, it’s now Tuesday

Outside the window; darkness

Yet I must arise 

Walking along the shore

Carl Setzer3 Comments

Walking in the night
Enjoying this graceful scene
Of the moon’s ascent

One of my favorite places is the waterfront in Edmonds, about 30 miles north of Seattle. I adore walking along the shore. Even tonight in the cold, though there were moments of striking clarity.