Haiku: Dying Within Your Means
The Dangerous Enemy of My Youth is Now My Friend
old age is only
nature's way of making your
death desirable
Published by Dave Mallisk - Featured Contributor in Technology
Experienced technical writer and novice poet. Writes computer-technology documents, fiction and poetry. Has written users' and reference documents for both investment banks and industrial-automation companies. View profile
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4 Comments
Post a CommentVery well written 3 lines and I love your title
I hope to pass in my own bed while dreaming of my youth's infatuations.
Superb senryu! Good irony
Nice haiku variation of something my grandmother used to say about aging "it's better than the alternative".