From Anchorage to Zebulon: In Search of Missed Connections
Sorry
I know that you cared
But the timing wasn’t right
For that I’m sorry
Missed Connections are filled with good, bad, and five-part-haiku (the beginning of the end arrives next week…). Did you write one? Did you find one? Did you respond to one? Yes, we know you’re sorry, but please email the link to Lovelorn Poets. We’ll preserve those right-place-wrong-time syllables for all eternity.
Wish
I’m sorry things broke
I wish it were different
The world isn’t fair
Missed Connections are filled with good, bad, and five-part-haiku (stay tuned for episode 3 next week…). Did you write one? Did you find one? Did you respond to one? Yes, we know the world isn’t fair, but email the link to Lovelorn Poets regardless. We’ll preserve those apologetically counted syllables for all eternity.
You
I still care for you
And think about you always
Don’t ever doubt that
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See
I have a good life
I wish it was magical
That’s where you come in.
You won’t see this. Just
wanted to put it out there.
And write a haiku.
2 birds, one stone.
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Write
Bartender at LA
Chouffe Fest, I asked for a beer
and the keg ran out
We spent four magic
minutes as you replaced the
keg. It was awkward.
For the next round I
wrote you a haiku on a
postcard printed there.
Maybe lets hang out
And write haikus about stuff
or things. Whatever.
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