I typed the title of this particular post, and then realized that I’d not done a haiku in several days. Picking up my iPhone, I found a picture (the handle to a local genetics company I passed yesterday on a walk) and whipped out a quick 17 syllables that, in fact, relates pretty well to …
Category: haiku
Weekend Walk Haiku
The door to habit Is much like genetic code: Springs from inside you.
Haiku for Mr. O
Words, bricks, harsh critique He threw them at us until Minds took to the wind. Thank you, Mr. O. Paying it forward.
NowMe
Choice is hard. Even easy things, like when given the chance to hear my friend Jay (pictured above) play in the orchestra for a production of The Producers done by a local theater group. Free tickets! Easy choice, right? Except I was so aware that by choosing to do that I was choosing not to write, not to catch …
The Most Dangerous Haiku
Caffeinated morn Mexican Train Dinosaurs Danger dominoes.
Handle Haiku
Gotta get a grip On something or anything If only just air.
A Haiku of Native Washington Welcome
I tire of “Welcome” Open arms to seas of troubles. I’ll have a red-eye.
A Haiku For Middle Daughter
My subgriseal perioculomotor neuronal stream, wot?
Rose haiku
Unexpected roses bloom Two that nudge my weary heart Closer towards home.
Haiku
Fight slumber, clouds gray From small beginnings, greatness: Yoga. Coffee. Write.