Walking down this trail
Raindrops passing through the trees
Seattle’s springtime
Category: Poetry
Monday morning #Haiku
Awakened pre-dawn
My mind racing with ideas
New blossoms have come
May your Monday start an effective and rewarding week.
A Haiku From This Evening’s Walk
The water’s stillness
With the sun moving westward
Spring’s daylight now ends
I live about 30 miles north of Seattle. I adore walking along the Edmonds waterfront. Many of my shots posted here are from this small city. My history here goes back a few generations. Simply walking here brings forth memories of cousins, grandparents.
This Morning’s Sunrise: A #HaikuĀ
The sun is rising
Always seek out the beauty
What’s focused on grows
Birdsong reaches through my window. My rest distracted. Dawn comes earlier each day. A blessing of the day. I love spring.
Today’s #Haiku: April 6, 2019
Spring is clearly here
Daffodils precede tulips
I walk in the rain
Haiku: April 5, 2019
A day of motion
Finally I can find rest
The sun through blossoms
SafetyĀ
His soul hides
Deep within old leather covers
Safe upon the shelf
Sometimes pulled down
Blowing dust free
Forgotten poems read
In the fading light
Of dusk
Time to Rise
āBeautiful words
Embrace my mind
Yet life demands
My attention
The Paradigm of Rage
āI reject the paradigm of rage
Replacing that with kindness
Seeking all the world’s beauty
Then magnify it all
Today’s Haiku: April 2, 2019
It isn’t a dream
There is joy all around us
Picturing flowers
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