as the sunlight falls
still making its way through trees
while the geese pass by
Haiku: September 20, 2026
Tag: haiku
I started writing haiku in my junior high creative writing class. After high school, though, when I started studying the Beat Poets, and Kerouac in particular, my fondness for this art form grew. I tend to focus mostly on the 5-7-5 style, but occasionally I explore further.
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
Tonight’s Haiku: September 4, 2026
while the sun descends
dark clouds moving in the west
but the rain holds off
Today’s haiku: September 2, 2026
the wind through the firs
trees dancing within the song
tranquil joyousnes
A Sunday morning haiku
as the birds chatter
raindrops begin falling
dawn drifts through the clouds
Tonight’s Haiku: August 27, 2026
the breeze now cooling
hints of autumn this summer
clouds engulf the sun
A Friday Haiku
as I look up
and notice new, red leaves
in the summer air
So, I noticed the colors on leaves starting to change. Reds, mostly. Autumn’s hearld, I guess.
Today’s Haiku: August 4, 2026
morning hazy skies
eastern washington fires
their smoke drifts westward
Eastern Washington is afire, and their smoke is now drifting westward. Thus, our air quality sucks, and is only going to get worse over the week. High up in the skies right now, though it’s expected to drift earthward soon. My throat is already mildly irritated, and that’s sure to get worse. Yay for AC and air filters!
I hope this finds you well, ideally with fresh air to breathe.