the daffodils’ gaze
dancing on the near-spring breeze
while the jays chatter
Daffodils: Tonight’s Haiku
Category: Design, Art & Photography
My interest in photography started back in elementary school, and I studied it all through high-school. The shift from analog/film to digital changed so very much, yet so much remains the same.
The Past, The Future, Focus
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Met a really cool guy today. A former Navy nuclear power program sailor, just like me. Though he is quite a bit younger.
Swapped stories of our respective experiences, which I enjoyed. Yet I often worry in those moments that I’ll become like the subject of Bruce Springsteen’s “Glory Days”, a relic, trapped in the past. Grave fate, for me, at least.
A bowl of pho
March 6, 2020
out into the night
a beacon on my sidewalk
crisp air reminders
A Worn RV
so many miles
weathered and worn by life
a cold biting wind
A Rainy Day Haiku
rain induced darkness
overhead clouds bring dampness
winter’s grip still hurts
Winter’s Skies
winter’s skies return
sun obscured by dark rain clouds
spring’s grace is quite near
Walking: Tonight’s Haiku
Winter’s sunlight falls
Boldly matching across sand
Kingfisher glides past
A haiku over tea
Some afternoon tea
Combined with a tasty lunch
Spring’s not quite here yet
Enjoying a lite bite at Edmonds’ Red Twig. A lovely cafe with tasty food, lovely coffee and a good selection of teas, it’s a favorite stop for many of our neighbors.
Failed Motion: Tonight’s Haiku
