October 25 haiku

drifting to sleep you
remember that last kiss, chapped
lips brushing your neck

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October 24 haiku

a stone stacked on a
stone stacked on a stone stacked on
a stone on a slab

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3 things about Lynne Ramsay’s WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN

We Need to Talk About Kevin [2011]

1. The edge of the poster flaps in the breeze from a fan.
2. Her feet on the edge of the coffee table. The red knuckles of her toes.
3. “Eva, stop resisting. Stop resisting, Eva.”

3 other things.

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October 23 haiku

a science fiction
light the light at four thirty
a golden puddle

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October 22 haiku

what appears to be
a flurry of snowflakes is
only falling leaves

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3 things about Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s MEKONG HOTEL

Mekong Hotel [2012]

1. While knitting, her mother describes what it was like to fire an M-16.
2. Spanish guitar blues tune.
3. The river is like a Zen garden in motion, made of water.

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October 21 haiku

Before she closes
the door she carefully checks
her phone. Nothing new.

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3 things about George A. Romero’s NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD

Night of the Living Dead [1968]

1. 1968: a black man slaps a white woman, she faints.
2. Tangled up in coats.
3. “Where’s that smile for me?”

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October 20 haiku

a stripe of light
on the dark shining pavement
outside the diner

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3 things about Alfred Hitchcock’s VERTIGO

Vertigo [1958]

1. He points at the brassiere with his cane.
2. Tangled up in drapes.
3. “It can’t matter to you.”

A poem about Vertigo.

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