Satie is playing
Songs that make me think of spring
The joy of flowers
A bit of a haiku at the end of a busy day. I hope your day was filled with joy and satisfaction.
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 Monday Morning Haiku
Walking this morning
Sunlight leading me onwards
Summer’s grace fading
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Holding hands in the night: a #haiku
Hand held in the night
Comforting in the darkness
As autumn approaches
In the dark night, I feel rhe call of love, of sanctuary. But to receive and to reciprocate? That’s grace.
Japanese Gultch: A PNW Haiku
Journey through these woods
Sunlight dripping from the leaves
Fleeting summer’s days
Hiked in Mukilteo’s Japanese Gultch. Its been a while. This lovely park is a great way to spend am afternoon.
A Haiku At Dawn
I watch the sun rise
As I’ve done so many times
Ah! So much beauty.
Tonight’s haiku:
Along the sidewalk
My steps echoing loudly
Now the night has win
A #Haiku Regarding This Rainy #Seattle Morning
In this morning’s rain
I remember these flowers
From yesterday’s sun
Today’s haiku, August 19, 2019
Capturing sunlight
Feeding it back to our soul
Watching an osprey
It’s time to rise and shine, I suppose. It’s easy to resist wakefulness, isn’t it? I messed my back up, which makes my motivation to wake that much weaker.
I hope your Monday goes well, and that you’re moving forward towards your goals.
A Sunday morning haiku
As dawn climbs the sky
How do i better myself?
Birds sing their answer
It’s a challenge for me to focus on the future, to create a vision. It’s much easier to live in this moment. But it leaves gaps in my psyche I try to fill. This is perpetual for me.