Why come I again
to museums? Inspired
to believe I can.
Category Archives: Writing about Feelings
Excluded By Including: Haiku Lament
I learn about my
biases, try to include
all, get excluded.
What You’re Supposed To Do Melancholy: Haiku Lament
When you fail to do
what you feel* you’re supposed to,
melancholy hits.
OR
*know
*know
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On Being Cool: Rhyming Haiku
One time, someone cool/
told me I was cool. From then,/
to my shock, I am.
No Excuse To Snap Out: Haiku Lament
When I snap at folks,/
regardless of why, I find/
I don’t like me much.
Facing My Own Kobayashi Maru: Rhyming Haiku
Writing a haiku/
on Kobayashi Maru/
is hard. Done. I won.
Yearning Returning: Rhyming Haiku
The empty, aching
yearns have returned. I’ve learned. I’m
past treading old paths.
OR
The lonely, aching
Yearnings are returning. I’m/
past treading old paths.
So This Is The New Year, A 3 Year
My daughter posted a New Year’s Instagram reel of photos, with Death Cab for Cutie’s song “The New Year” as the background. Watching the 2022 retrospective filled me with melancholy, especially with the lyric: “This is the New Year. I don’t feel any different.”
I’m going into a “Three Year” numerically, a year when I will be happiest and most fulfilled when I’m creatively doing things. With that in mind, my melancholy turned into resolve, and I wrote this haiku:
This is the New Year:
A time I can choose to act,
be, and feel diff’rent.
So This Is The New Year: Haiku
This is the New Year:
A time i can choose to act,
be, and feel diff’rent.
No Invite, No Wait, Alone: Haiku
Don’t invite me, and
don’t wait for me, chances are
we’ll both be alone.
OR
we’ll end up alone.