Word of the Day Challenge: River

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My contribution to today’s Word of the Day Challenge: River.

this tranquil motion
combined destructive power
river’s dual nature

A river, though sometimes calm and tranquil, and sometimes raging through storms, always erodes it’s surroundings. No matter the gentleness of the moment, there’s inexorable change, micron by micron, creating canyons and corroding mountains. Water’s gentleness is deceptive.

Summer Afternoon Haiku

Daisey on my walk, June 25, 2020

call of summer light

feeding of vigorous life

ready for fresh rains

A Summertime Haiku

jaunty tunes

wheels bearing

iced confections

Summertime is upon us. It’s definitely arrived in Seattle, though looks like it might pause this weekend. I hope you’re feeling the pleasent joys summer brings.

My contribution to today’s Word of the Day Challenge: Theme

My contribution to today’s Word of the Day Challenge: Theme.

dawn crawls through trees

red skies setting the theme

hope within the new

Morning Haiku, June 17, 2020

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ascending the curve
sunlight climbing the mountains
dancing cosmic orbs

A Tuesday Haiku

Humanity’s child

Born of electrons’ motion

Will flowers be loved?



Discussing Artificial Intelligence with a friend I wonder if AI will be our contribution to the universe. If Fermi’s Paradox will be overcome by humanity in spite of our drive towards insanity.

I wonder…

A Rainy Seattle Monday

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in the morning air
mists drifting upon the breeze
clouds dancing past