Loving Light – haiku chain
I
All my life I’ve loved
beaches and the beauty of
being on the edge
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Where senses merge like
sex in sand and sky in eyes
we are everywhere
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Feeling a moment
like lifetimes of loving light
from intense shadows
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While feelings blur like
sea in sand and sky in air
we’re here everywhere.
II
All my life I’ve loved
beaches and their hot bodies
heating everyone
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(Save folks or times with
lack of lust for life in sex through
mood or age or choice)
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All my life I’ve loved
soft warm curves that turn things hard
tangling everything
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All my life I’ve loved
those days when outlines grow so vague
you shape in the flow
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Like waves washing worlds
that wishes made whole, oceans
smooth and connect us
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All our lives loving
beaches and bodies and love
make us all hotter
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And all our lives’ love
lifts us from life’s heaviness:
makes our lives lighter.
III
All my life I’ve loved
light, I’ve left darkness behind
when stuff got murky
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At dawn if things got
sweaty I might stay on till
stuff got cool again –
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– I get dark sometimes
too, we all do, but try to
leave darkness at dawn
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Omm
September 2020
Mad Bear Books 
Your admirable words contain much wisdom and metaphysical insight into the nature of light and the fashion in which it affects us as mortal beings.
In the past, I knew of only two sorts of bodies in the world in which light is found – stars and flame, or fire. I saw light as a disturbance travelling through the plenum like a wave through water.
But you describe ways in which it travels through our human bodies.
Your poetry stretches the senses of the possible…
It is a wondrous thing to be a poet, to create new worlds!