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Sole Cinquain

I see urban hermits amidst slow-moving crowds who do not speak of loneliness exposed.

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Sculpture Garden Cinquain

Tonight Noguchi saves all of us from those fears we nourish in our souls before morning.

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Dammed

Rivers will fall over themselves to get to you till hidden locks without keys block their reach.

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Urban Haiku Man Cinquain

I will give you these lines stretching over black top till they become taut and begin to snap.

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Reflecting Pool: A Cinquain

To be farther along this lilac scented lane is better than further into mirrors.

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The What Is Pickle River Cinquain

To be so colorless and rhyme blind to the paint used to cover the bark side is my song.

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Floe Cinquain

Water’s constant motion from my city to yours can’t be stopped by ice concealing the want.

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Tracking Cinquain

To be multimodal in two years is to be a ride down can’t get there from here derailed.

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Syd’s Sam: A Cinquain

Years back my mother owned a car named Lucifer. And you wonder why I refuse to drive.

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Gardening at Night Cinquain

A clue you are digging your own grave in the dark— this dirt under your fingernails exposed.

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