Match 11 Thursday Apr 2019 Posted by Bill Bisgood in ., Blogs I Like, Haiku, poem, Poetry, Thoughts ≈ 15 Comments Tagseyes, haiku, people, poem, smile, weather On people he had not noticed her bright, decorated smile did not match her eyes Share this:Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)Like Loading...
Claudia McGill said:
This is a portrait where the exact features don’t matter but is still totally revealing.
Bill Bisgood said:
Thank you. I’m fitting this incident into a longer tale, couldn’t resist the haiku.
Claudia McGill said:
I’ll be looking forward to seeing it.
LuAnne Holder said:
Oh, this is sad – at least that is how I read it. I see a bright smile trying to hide a sadness she is not willing to share. I would love to read your longer tale.
Bill Bisgood said:
I’ll apply the pen and get on with it.
Christine Goodnough said:
Great minds think alike! Or is it poetic minds? 😉
Bill Bisgood said:
I was thinking the same thing, read yours soon after I’d posted and felt oddly guilty. Weird!
Jerry T. Johnson, Writer said:
Hmm, cant wait to read the longer tail!
Bill Bisgood said:
I’m getting there.
Don said:
Ah! The wiles of incongruence. Wonderful, Bill.
Bill Bisgood said:
Thanks, Don. ‘Wiles’ is such a full word.
Lechfisch said:
Hooked … what happened next??
Bill Bisgood said:
She didn’t tell me, but I’m working at it.
vivachange77 said:
I want to read your longer story. I read duplicity in the woman’s eyes not matching her smile.
Bill Bisgood said:
Duplicity, certainly. Or is it? (Smiles)