Tag: micropoetry

An early morning haiku

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An early morning haiku
lying awake 
morning darkness 
and memories

Jewels made by the rain

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Rain crafted jewels 
through the Autumn rain
jewels beading upon these leaves
I'm exhaling fog

Newness

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winter’s grip loosening
with the clouds drifting eastward
wonder of birdsong

Rain in the Moonlight

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rain atop the roof

calm, staccato memories

droplets of moonbeams 

A haiku about self doubts

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garbage in my brain insecurity’s drivel damaging my dreams So many negative feelings. Why things lije self doubt dominates our brain cycles eludes me. But I seek to overcome this.

Journeys Through Seattle Traffic

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attempting movement

I’m mostly stationary

solace through singing

A Haiku For A Rainy Night

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this hard, cold rain
flowers in December
a street light flickers

An Edmonds Kind Of Haiku

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along the water

the breeze carries the salty air

my grandfather’s voice

A Rainy Pacific Northwest Day

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Standing in the rain
The city has not woken
With my feet moving