
branches filtering sunlight
springtime’s gentleness
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.
A Break In The Rain

This bee was energetic little lady was hard to capture, as she kept bouncing from flower to flower. I am rather proud of this humble shot with my Samsung S9.
Gorgeous: A Haiku
Here’s my contribution to the WordPress Word of the Day Challenge: Gorgeous.
the grace of sunlight
gorgeous specks upon the waves
westward towards the sea
Featured Image: Photo by Александр Прокофьев from Pexels
Moving Through Sunlight

moving through sunlight
petals glistening from rain
crows float overhead
Fallen Blossoms

through today’s rain
spring and summer soon will fuse
through falling blossoms
I shot this one near my house. The shape and structure of this tree are just lovely, and the ground covered with fallen blossoms seemed a perfect metaphor while spring is supplanted by summer.
The Arc of Sunlight

a feast for the bees
gently swaying in the breeze
the arc of sunlight
Flowers Near The Trees

mountains to the west
sunlight upon the water
flowers near the trees
Forgotten Forests

against the darkness
memories of trees echoing
forgotten forests
Flowers on a Breezy Day
sunlight on meadows
flowers bouncing in a breeze
some favorite things
I’ve been exhausted the past few days as I’ve recovered from my second dose of the covid vaccine. But I’m feeling pretty darn good today.
A Momentary Pause

feasting on sunlight
brief bits of joyful color
momentary pause
A few days ago I was walking along the nearby waterfront. This burst of color captured my attention, both at the moment and then yesterday, which I spent resting, recovering from my second dose of Moderna. I got a fair amount done in spite of my day of rest, but I didn’t get a haiku posted.
