It’s hard to dry out/
your convertible when Spring/
Georgia rains come down.
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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.
Wisdom On Serving From John The Younger: Haiku
Think. Don’t be so quick/
to raise your hand to serve, cuz/
most really don’t care.
Breaking Rules: Haiku
It’s impossible/
to break all the rules if none/
have been established.
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.
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.
Mirror Gaze Revelation
What if, with the One’s
mirror gaze, we discover
we’re doing enough?
OR
what more we could do?