most leaves are still green
brown leaves covering the road
until the breeze comes
September 29, 2026
Author: Carl Setzer
A blogger blogging from just north of Seattle.
September 26, 2026: haiku
simmering notions
hints of memories echo
beyond dreams edges
Haiku: September 23, 2026
a song echoing
from quite deep within my soul
words upon the rain
Tonight’s haiku, September 21, 2026
oh, the nearby woods
echoes of my childhood
hide within these firs
Haiku: September 21, 2026
dawn’s light comes lower
gently through western trees
fewer birds singing
Haiku: September 20, 2026
as the sunlight falls
still making its way through trees
while the geese pass by
Haiku: September 16, 2026
clouds drifting away
sunshine joyfully bursts forth
ground damp from the rain
Today’s Haiku: September 15, 2026
blanket of grey sky
above the reddening leaves
with the cooling air
Tonight’s Haiku: September 13, 2026
the first autumn rain
coolly tapping my rain coat
as the geese fly past
Recommended Reading: Amelia Boone: What They Told Me
I’ve been following Amelia Boone for quite some time. Even so, I don’t understand the pain inherent in eating disorders. As someone who cares, I’m glad Amelia chooses to write and to speak. My hope is that by learning, even a little, of the path she and those like her, walk every day, I can be helpful, helping bring peace, healing, and, maybe, damn it…a little joy. One can hope, no?
So, I recommend not only reading this post, but following her over at Substack. I think it’s well worth your time.