npm: william carlos williams

by the path between

two lakeshore towns, dead brown grass

begins to awake

William Carlos Williams, "Spring and All"

npm: george herbert

a wing shaped poem

of human sin and holy

resurrection joy.

George Herbert, "Easter Wings"

npm: geoffrey chaucer

april's sweet showers

wash away winter, lead us

giddy, on the path

Geoffrey Chaucer, Prologue to The Canterbury Tales

npm: emily dickinson

possibility

making a fair house a home

place of paradise

Emily Dickinson, #657

npm: wallace stevens

To celebrate National Poetry Month, I will write one haiku a day that references, echoes, or is inspired by an existing poem.

To begin, Wallace Stevens, "Sunday Morning."

prosaic pj's

coffee, grapefruit, early sun

my divinity