Book spine haiku, volume 6

No one travels
Along this way but I,
This autumn evening.
– Matsuo Basho, Japanese poet

It’s time for another edition of book spine haiku. For volume 6, I present three haikus, the first one from my poet friend Laurel Kallenbach and the following two from me. Enjoy your literary Monday!

Laurel's book spine haiku.

Laurel’s book spine haiku.

My book spine haiku offering.

My book spine haiku offering.

My second book spine haiku.

My second book spine haiku.

A retro dress with a vintage electric blue handbag from the Brooklyn Flea Market. Normally a sundress, but in the fall, throw on a thick cardigan and boots, and you've transitioned from summer to fall.

A retro dress with a vintage electric blue handbag from the Brooklyn Flea Market. Normally a sundress, but in the fall, throw on a thick cardigan and boots, and you’ve transitioned from summer to fall.

In God We Trust band (NYC) and Sundance rings.

In God We Trust band (NYC) and Sundance rings.

Against a bright retro print, Votl Designs earrings (Jenny K, El Cerrito, CA), Sundance cuff, and vintage traveling sewing kit in the shape of a walnut (Treasury, Washington, DC).

Against a bright retro print, Votl Designs earrings (Jenny K, El Cerrito, CA), Sundance cuff, and vintage traveling sewing kit in the shape of a walnut (Treasury, Washington, DC).