Imperfectnesses
So
much life in this tree crown
If I
step back just a little
There
is everything
In it
Even
the street
People
And the whole neighbourhood with its sun
But
how far do I have to go
Only
to notice you there
My
poem
Summer
poem
High
flames of grasses
And
trees
Next
to freshly awakened houses
Slightly
above all
The
sky
Hopelessly
trying to find
The
boundaries of our growth
Aging
Once
from afar
Came
very noisily to us
A
completely different day
So
frisky
Even
boundlessly young
And
it charmed us all
In
an instant we refused to believe
That
days can also
Grow old
New
places (haiku sequence)
Sahara
Desert
at
the breakfast with tourists
a
colourful dawn
camel
in
her shadow
my
footsteps
underground
house
her
last inhabitant
the
growing dusk
Melancholy
(in the autumn)
the
universe had shrunk
all
of it is now
in
my house
while
there
is no one outside to tell me
how
long is the time
between
two shallow breaths
Samo Kreutz lives in Ljubljana, Slovenia. Besides poetry (which he has been writing since he was eight years old), he writes novels, short stories and haiku. He is the author of ten books in Slovene and two in English (they are haiku books, one is titled The Stars for Tonight, and the second is A Time Different from Ours, both published by Cyberwit.net from India and are still available at Amazon.com). His recent work has appeared on international websites (and journals), such as Ariel Chart: International Literary Journal, Better than Starbucks: Poetry and Fiction Journal, Green Ink Poetry, Ink Sweat & Tears: The poetry and prose webzine, Lothlorien Poetry Journal, Seashores: Haiku Journal, Stardust Haiku Online Journal, The Bamboo Hut, The Heron's Nest and others.
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