longing for sunlight
amid the dampness and cold
childhood memories
My childhood had some glorious moments in the tropics, when I lived in the Philippines. Dark, dreary drippy days sometimes bring forth a longing for those days.
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An Edmonds Haiku
Along the water
Feeling the grace of motion
Rippling light waves
Sunday Night Haiku
Today’s Haiku: Dawn in Bothell
Light across the sky
Beauty of Seattle’s sky
Patience of flowers
Retro Tech
Watching this gem by Marques Brownlee brought out some great tech memories. Retro-Tech: Cell Phones and Pagers. I never owned one of the first gen cellphones, but did have a pager. I never knew there were “codes”, working something emojis. Such were the times.
Nightly Haiku
the motion of night
street lights hidden by the fog
birds are now asleep
Haiku, January 28, 2019
the soul of a tree
life with bark skin forgotten
ghostly echoing
A rainy Tuesday Haiku
pattering outside
gutters groan quite loudly
blessing my rain gear
Well, quite the rain to wake up to. Not monsoon like, but still rather heavy.
I hope your Tuesday meets all your goals and desires.
A windy Edmonds day
southern wind challenges
trees bending with the waves
seagulls’ airborne dance
A Piano: Tonight’s Haiku
gentle touch of keys
movement of notes through the air
echoes of children
Today we journeyed down into Seattle’s University district. We ducked into the University Heights Community Center, which, decades ago was the elementary school my father and several of my uncles attended. I considered the thousands of children who passed through, their hopes, dreams and heartaches. Thus I connected to my history.