HAIKU TO MY WORK-IN-PROGRESS

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05-07-2012

For about the past two weeks of preparation for final exam week, my fingers have itched to work on my book, a work-in-progress for which I steal precious minutes to work on.   During these hectic weeks, the following haiku — about my near-adulterous passion to sneak off, to steal away, with my WIP — has haunted me.

That is, until now. I cannot hide these feelings any longer.

HAIKU TO MY WORK-IN-PROGRESS

Furtive, feverish

fingers caressing keyboard

sav’ry stolen time with you.

  • By Kim Terry

Published by Kim Terry

Author of FROM HER MOTHER'S ARMS, my debut novel to be launched soon. Author of KimTerrysBlog.com. Published poet with works appearing in Christian Bible Teacher, Ingenue, BITS Newsbreak, Texas Clarion, and a number of school literary publications; author of upcoming novel, By Her Daughter's Hands; RETIRED college English professor; wife of Jeff Schwarz; mother of two grown sons; grandmother;, woman of faith.

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