morning rain
rooftop’s gentle rattle
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Tag: Seattle
A haiku from this evening’s walk
trees not quite bare
murky fragrance delights
cool air calms
A view from my evening walk. I opted, from my choices for exercise, to walk. I needed to clear the buzzing from my mind. Which always feels worthwhile.
Memories
Down from my window
Thousands of lights, lives
Alone before sleep
Remembering nights alone in my apartment looking out over the city. Not an elegant view, but I y think Kerouac should’ve been comfortable.
Morning Haiku, October 27, 2019
The morning quiet
I am awaiting the dawn
Brisk autumnal air
Here in Seattle autumn’s fully present. Leaves blow around. Rake’s efforts needed. The time for sweaters, jackets and scarves arrived. A happy time for me.
A Coffee Haiku For Your Sunday
A coffee haiku for your Sunday morning
The grace of mornings
Facilitate my heartbeat
Glorious, warm darkness
May your day be blessed indeed.
A Seahawks Haiku
Fans with explosives
The Seahawks have a new win
Evening distortions
Tonight’s haiku is inspired by my neighbors who are loudly celebrating the Seahawks win.
A Seattle Autumn: A Haiku
As I look skyward
The memories fill my mind
Seattle’s autumns
My Own Save The Wave Playlist
Inspired by C89‘s DJ Trent Von and his Save The Wave show, I crafted my own playlist in Spotify. Give it a listen and let me know what you think. What’s left out? What shouldn’t be on this one?
If you’re a fan of Trent, here are a few places to connect with him online:
And here are some sites to learn more about his style, background, and, well, listen to his playlists.
- C89’s Archived Shows
- Soundcloud
- MixCloud
- Article about him in the Seattle Weekly from 2006. I remember his sessions at Neighbors on Capitol Hill back in the mid-90s. It was a huge part of my life.
Tonight’s #Haiku: Into Seattle This Evening
Ventured into town
Walking the streets I once knew
Many memories
A #Haiku about #traffic
The night is waning
Light slowly filters through clouds
Steel now starts flowing
Happy Thursday everyone! Or, shall I say, Friday-eve.
Thinking about flinging myself into the jaws of grinding steel and plastic that’s Seattle during rush hour.