where the rain clouds were
I now see Orion’s Belt
a cold winter’s walk
The clear sky this evening, a welcome reprieve from the recent gloom. Made for a lovely, if rather cold, evening walk.
How was your evening?
Orion’s Belt, Tonight’s Haiku
Tag: Daily Haiku
I adore the simplicity, as well as the challenge of Haiku. The constraints focus my mind, seeking out the essence of the moment, feeling, notion, distilling it to brilliant singularity.
My goal: to post at least one haiku a day.
Tonight’s Haiku: February 14, 2020
so much I recall
sunlight streams in through windows
chatter of songbirds
Memories of joy, of sadness, all flow at random moments. When my mind floats free I rediscover history, these elements within, forgotten but not lost.
Haiku, February 10, 2020
gazing skyward
dawn’s light through the clouds
new beginnings
Nightly Haiku
the motion of night
street lights hidden by the fog
birds are now asleep
Haiku, January 28, 2019
the soul of a tree
life with bark skin forgotten
ghostly echoing
An Early Morning Haiku
darkness
street lights glimmer
memories whisper
Stars
I stand under stars
Heavenly motion births change
Memories of love
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
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