New poem: ‘A Shooting Star’ in Eye to the Telescope

Screen Shot 2018-10-30 at 9.41.31 PMThank you to editor Colleen Anderson and Eye to the Telescope for publishing my haiku in Eye to the Telescope Issue 29: The Dark.  If you click on the link, you can scroll to the end to read it. The poem is much shorter than even this blog post.

The poem, by the way, was written during my stay at an artist residency in Cadaqués, Spain. So thank you to Catherine and Sergio for making the new poem possible!

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Haiku movie reviews, November 2015

Spectre (2015)
Throwback to Spectre
A wonderful reminder
Bond can be boring

Jupiter Ascending (2015)
Queen’s kid wants the Earth
Mila Kunis has other plans
— Toilet-scrubber’s might


Check out these previous Haiku movie reviews.

 

Haiku movie reviews, October 2015

American Sniper (2014)
Why show so much death
Dealt by this U.S. soldier,
But not his killing?

Haiku movie reviews, September 2015

Two Days One Night (2014)
Co-workers are asked:
Vote for or against her job.
Is this a real thing?

John Wick (2014)
This guy is angry
He’ll mess you up very bad
Dressed in a sharp suit

Haiku movie reviews, August 2015

Locke (2013)
One man at the wheel
Wife, job, honor on the line
Such weight in his voice

Walk Hard (2007)

Silliness abounds
In this rocker’s storied life
Long live rock clichés!

The End of the Tour (2015)
Smart, talky guy flick
Drinking (or not), sex, suicide
— My wife hated it

The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies (2014)

Thorin is a dick
Should anyone forgive him?
Bilbo needs a rest

20 Feet from Stardom (2013)
Powerful singers
Risk it all in the spotlight
Very few shine on

Haiku movie reviews, July 2015

Jurassic World (2015)
The brothers bore me
Their aunt, though, and those high heels?
Dinosaurs watch out!

Vengeance (2009)
Gangsters sneak around
Gunfire erupts in Macau
A dad’s mind is lost

Inside Out (2015)
In internal realms
Feelings — not gods — vie to rule
This is mainstream fare?

Haiku movie reviews, June 2015

Love and Mercy (2015)
Living on the edge
Brian Wilson hears so much
Joy in creation

 

Brooklyn Castle (2012)
Junior high chess champs
Won’t be outplayed by budgets
These kids: They got game

 

Mad Max: Fury Road (2015)
Big engines go roar
Lots of crazy stuff blows up
— Women rule the day

 

Gone Girl (2014)
He said or she said
It’s from someone’s point of view
— Unreliable

 

Spy (2015)
McCarthy goes Bond
Nobody does it better
Oh so much violence

Haiku movie reviews, May 2015

Ex Machina (2015)
A hot bot twists minds
As it takes the Turing test
High-tech interlude

Haiku movie reviews, April 2015

Big Hero 6 (2014)
A Disney-esque death
Of a heroic brother
Gives way to bedlam

Jersey Boys (2014)
Cops don’t kill these thugs
Valli’s sweet voice lifts them up
Tale worked best on stage