Michigan summer / where every other car has / Land of Lincoln plates
Chicago haiku no. 77 | July 2011

tourists, you can’t hide / ‘cause you stand up too early / before next train stop
Chicago haiku no. 76 | July 2011

poor guy is trying / enroute to date he jokes chats / but she could care less
Chicago haiku no. 75 | July 2011

only five stoplights / in small town they flash yellow / after 10pm
hometown haiku | July 2011

different life paths / but looking back we agree / there was lots of hair
reunion haiku no. 2 | June 2011

twenty years later / cafeteria cliques still / sort old high school friends
reunion haiku no. 1 | June 2011

packed stagnant subway / family trip without view / Mom! She’s touching me!
Chicago haiku no. 74 | June 2011

sippy cups, strollers / not Starbucks, Wall Street Journals / weekend transit switch
Chicago haiku no. 73 | June 2011

first time symphony / high school kids behind me ask / “is it, like, half-time?”
Chicago haiku no. 72 | May 2011

thoughtful gang member / takes break from tagging new turf / his mom would be proud
Chicago haiku no. 71 | May 2011

amid search for spouse / I crave simple chance to ask / how did your day go?
Chicago haiku no. 70 | May 2011

brilliant blue sky day / city greets first mayor from / north of Irving Park 
Chicago haiku no. 69 | May 2011

ten fifth grade boys on / architectural tour / like herding puppies
Chicago haiku no. 68 | May 2011

evening train is blur / thousand kitchen windows glow / glimpse of your home life
Chicago haiku no. 67 | May 2011

crowded evening train / empty seat while riders stand / always good reason
Chicago haiku no. 66 | May 2011