sunlight on my face
after the cold morning clouds
drift into the north
Sunlight on my face
Author: Carl Setzer
Writing haiku trying to figure out life
Energize: A Haiku
Today’s One-Word Challenge (by Fandango) prompt is “energize”. This one might be more of a senryu than a haiku, but in today’s vernacular, “haiku” is often referred to as the 17 syllable poems in the 3 lines (5-7-5), so, here we are.
Tea is my preferred way to caffeinate, though I’m fond of coffee, too. A cup of tea on my couch, ideally with a book: a delightful way to start the day.
seeking to energize within the morning darkness slowly sipping tea
Spring Blooms
the glories of spring
time flowing over petals
memories calling
Walking in Sunlight
walking in sunlight
abundant cherry blossoms
beyond morning rains
Cherry Blossoms
walking in the sun
the grace of flowers fills me
with delightful joy
Underneath the rain
underneath the rain
signs of spring bursting forwards
no one else walking
Bubbles on the Breeze
Bubbles!
upon the spring breeze
joyful squeals of childhood
laden with pure grace
Spring Flowers
springtime's grace
gentle breeze's motion
waiting for the rain
Pathos: A Haiku
no pathos is felt by the birds upon the wind or by spring's flowers
The haiku above is my response to today’s Word of the Day Challenge. Today’s word: pathos.
Cherry Blossoms
sunlight through clouds and leaves the song of spring
Carl Setzer: Word Shaper 