Today’s Haiku: November 8, 2024
Author: Carl Setzer
Haiku
Today’s haiku
to come through the eastern firs
blending with the rain
It’s a rather drippy day here in greater Seattle, which I’m rather fond of. I find them tranquil and rejuvenating, especially with some coffee and a good book.
May your day feed your soul.
Tonight’s Haiku
a rose retaining its grip
upon summer’s dream
Today’s Haiku, 9-25-2024
the abyss’ edge
I finally stare within
seeing myself stare back
An evening haiku
the newest of nights
moon rises above the trees
fresh ink upon my page
This came to me as I was winding down for bed last night.
I hope each of you has a wonderful week.
Tonight’s haiku
gracefully across the clouds
in the night’s silence
A red sky haiku
with forests ablaze
reddened skies through tall firs
the birds go silent
An evening haiku
at the day’s ending
sunlight fades into the sea
gentle grace of night
A haiku at dusk
with dusk descending
and gently fading sunlight
flowers get their fill
Today’s Morning Haiku
with my morning tea
the gentlest of breezes
sunlight through the clouds
I love calm mornings. Today, Seattle’s weather seems to be pivoting from rain to partially cloudy. Blue skies punctuated with white clouds. Summer’s heat abated, whether temporarily or for the rest of the year is uncertain, but I’ll take the respite.
Carl Setzer: Word Shaper 