This Modern Age

We can’t agree

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A Kona Haiku

Now the evening’s here

Waves raucous in the darkness

Such power calms me

I’m Awaiting Dawn: Today’s Haiku

 

This morning’s haiku is connected to waking up too dang early. I’m awaiting my pending alarm. 

I will resist fear 

For I long to seek out joy

And find potential

I’ve let fear run my life far too long. Fear of failure, of rejection. This paralyzes, destroying opportunity. This I resist. 

A Haiku For A Summer’s Evening

The day’s heat lingers
Sunlight blocked by the mountains
Summer’s kind mercies

It was a warm one today. Especially by Seattle standards. Got some walking in, a little shopping, farmers market time, chatting friends…all things that build connection and community.

Civility De-Valued:  A Haiku

Social media 

Civility de-valued 

The evening’s calmness 

Yeah, I often make things too complex 


I often get wound up over the details in life. Seeking out the details can go to far and I simply add complexity. 

When I hurt my arm, instead of looking for the best medicine cocktail, I need to do slap some ice in it. The sooner the better. 

So much potential

Fear steps in and hamstrings us 

Robs us of our dreams 

The Streetlight

Looking through the dark 

Bugs orbiting a street light 

Buzzing electrons 

The Thailand Cave Rescue: A Haiku Meditation

Bold, daring and kind

When we focus on the goal

We achieve great things