Haiku 2021 Part 13, #89-93

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 #89

In order to think
outside the box, one first must
have and fill the thing

#90

Lighthearted, springtime
bubbles up, flows forth, spills out
joy on the landscape

#91

April picnicking
feasting on the sunny lawn
friendly relaxing

#92

Dirty queer poet
telling sexy fantasy
diversity, truth

#93

How quickly can you
let everything which lies right
behind you go


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