Lennie Haiku by Virginie Colline

Fat-of-land story
George tells about the rabbits
again and again

Tanka 66 by Virginie Colline

Gunmetal sky
a pile of bald tires
by the gasoline pump
tar strop and sandpaper–
the road

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Photograph by Bob Merco 

Haiku by Virginie Colline

Kerouac’s moon
above the azotea
the cat remembers

A Poem by Virginie Colline

Haiku on the Road

the sun is melting
into a black mouth
tarmac liquorice

Photograph by Eric Mencher

Virginie Colline is a French translator living in Paris. Her poems have appeared in The Electronic Monsoon Magazine, Mouse Tales Press, Frostwriting, EgoPHobia, Certain Circuits, Spinozablue and Prune Juice, among others.

Log out by Virginie Colline

Dear Winter,
This cold is not right for us.
We wish you the best of luck
placing your mishmash elsewhere.