This early morning
Branches burdened with coldness
Hints of the day’s light
A Tuesday Evening Haiku: Seattle Snow
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A Snowy Day Haiku
over snow
street light dark
calming quiet
A Snowy Morning Haiku
morning silence
tranquility sings
exhaling clouds
A Seattle Saturday Morning Haiku
ache of the cold wind
clouds moving with great speed
a seagull’s poem
Under the Fir Trees
under the fir trees
eyes closed, awaiting the dawn
gently falling rain
Possibilities Abound: Today’s HaikuÂ
a new day begins
possibilities abound
the pre-dawn silence
January 8, 2019: Haiku
Seattle’s rain falls
grey skies with shades of rich blue
perhaps we’ll see snow
Haiku, January 8, 2020
barren branches move
wind, graceful power’s song
I still hear your voice
Walking In The Rain
​walking in the rain
moss covered stones by the brook
such calm memories
I just discovered a new writing prompt series created by Ronovan Writes. I love the concept and look forward to exploring the community further.
This haiku responds to this prompt: Ronovan Writes #Weekly #Haiku #Poetry Prompt #Challenge #287 Brook&Moss, which seems like a perfect prompt for a Seattleite.
This morning’s #haiku: awaiting dawn
awaiting dawn
light’s grace upon the dark clouds
rain’s song to the trees
Dawn may come earlier, but it’s still dark before I leave for work, still dark on many drive home. This, at times, challenges many mood. I work to stay cognizant of my minds health.
Carl Setzer: Word Shaper 