just walk on by
do not nod smile nor wave
strangers when we meet
~:~
wild adulterer
searching always on the prowl
for sex with strangers
~:~
divorce court
two who once shared a bed
now strangers
~:~
he was a soldier
she was running from her fate
strange bedfellows
~:~
I'll never meet you
people from around the world
my internet friends
~:~
fado memory
even friends like moose and goose
were strangers once
~:~
mating spiders
no time to get to know her
she has him for lunch
~:~
spider has him for lunch ~ witty haiku ~ all of them ~ glad to see Moose and Goose are not strangers ^_^
ReplyDeleteWow you really covered the gamut of 'stranger' The spider tale in three lines is 'delicious'!
ReplyDeleteLove them all!
ReplyDelete#5 makes me sad.
ReplyDeleteI've lived that divorce court scenario, and you've described it well in just a handful of words.
ReplyDeleteAll the Young Strangers
Lovely series on strangers JzB. That last one, on spiders, is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteawwwwww :( @ haiku #5
ReplyDeletevery realistic and honest set of haiku!
ReplyDeletefado?
a riddle!
is it an Irish pub in Chicago?
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Uttley
Oh, the spider lady! Sex and snack all at once!
ReplyDeleteStrangers’ Faces
Though we will never meet in person, I look forward to hearing from all of you every day.
ReplyDeleteMystic - Me too.
Mr Uttley - Fado was the prompt a few weeks ago, and that was the first time I did a moose and goose entry.
Cheers!
JzB
I love the spider one but as usual you have many great entries.
ReplyDeleteSo much to enjoy here as always. Thank you :)
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