The Farmer’s Market
These awesome autumn delights
Many things called me
Tag: haiku
A Friday Night Haiku
Friends are beautiful
Easy as riding a bike
Graceful connection
I hopped into Canva looking for inspiration, and found this template. Bicycles delight me, and friends are wondrous. The haiku felt pretty natural with all those pieces coming together.
Flowers in the Night
Flowers in the night
Do they notice the street light?
A breeze from the west
Another meditation from an evening walk. These walks clear my mind of the day’s mania. Thus they’re very welcome to me.
Oh, the VW Bus!
My love for these vans
A classic stylization
Grand branding ethos
I do adore the classic, type 2 VW bus. These speak to my heart in ways I’ve really not fully mapped out. But they are quite fun, even if they’re not the most practical.
A #Haiku about #traffic
The night is waning
Light slowly filters through clouds
Steel now starts flowing
Happy Thursday everyone! Or, shall I say, Friday-eve.
Thinking about flinging myself into the jaws of grinding steel and plastic that’s Seattle during rush hour.
Magic For My Soul: Today’s Haiku
Magic for my soul
Rain falling on my window
Autumn’s drifting way
A photo and a poem from the Edmonds Waterfront
A walk through the dark
Moving over the boardwalk
The quiet’s beauty
I enjoyed editing this one. The texture is wonderful, at least to me.
Tonight’s Haiku
Though the air has cooled
These flowers resist autumn
Sunlight’s grasp waning
I took this photo in Edmonds, a small town north of Seattle. I’ve lived most of my life in its orbit. My heart has a dear place for this place.
A Monday Morning Haiku
This Monday morning
My mind is feeling murky
Rain in the darkness
I hope your Monday it’s the start to a productive and satisfying week.
Autumn’s Approach: Tonight’s #Haiku
With summer’s end here
And the rain’s song calming me
I now seen brown leaves
The past few days have truly felt like autumn. Rainfall, in particular, reinforces that for me. I hold many cold and soggy memories, for that is the lot of Seattle folk.
Carl Setzer: Word Shaper 