Bret
Wooldridge
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the
line goes dead
staring at the lavender
still wet with rain |
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her
thin laugh
in her hand
a chicken bone |
through
the bedspread
the sharp points
of stars
cold winter night |
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after
you leave
i still remain
the year grinds wheat |
the
mockingbird
purchased this whole
day
for a song
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Bret
Wooldridge was born in Germany to American parents and raised
in Northern California. He spent a year and a half in Misawa Japan.
He currently resides on a ridge top in his beloved Santa Cruz mountains.
He is a blue collar worker and when he's not scribbling verse, he plays
guitar and pesters his wife, Debbie. He has six daughters and still does
not know what women want.
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Copyright
2005: Simply Haiku
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