Stocking Up: Peaceful Priorities Haiku

Stocking up on dark chocolate during the Coronavirus (not really. It was just cheap and folks at church wanted some!)

Dark chocolate! YUM!

In times of crisis/
and fear, don’t hoard toilet rolls. /
Find peace. Buy chocolate.

625 pounds of chocolate. Carried by muscle man NP.

My Hope At The End Of This Virus: IMprov Haiku

When this is over, /
I hope I’m a better man /
than I’m finding now.

God Says Stay In Place: Haiku

You know that you should/
stay in place when God puts a/
moat around your home. God wanted us to stay-in-place during the Coronavirus, so He built a moat. .

Ok Boomer Caution Is NOT OVERREACTING! Haiku Rant

Young folks who live with/
you think caution is dumb hype./
Should you kick them out?

Looking West Reframe: Rhyming Haiku of Gratitude

Vashon Island Sunset flying into Seattle with Olympic Mountains in the Background

Each day we breathe in/

a new sunset is one more/

we’re glad just to get.

Backstory: My friend Erin Harold, who is struggling (but winning) against the Covid-19 Coronavirus, posted a sunset photo from her Seattle home, with one word: “Grateful”.
This haiku honors her gratitude. (This sunset photo is out my plane window flying over Vashon Island into Seattle, November 2019)