Writing a haiku/
on Kobayashi Maru/
is hard. Done. I won.
Tag Archives: working through issues
Yearning Returning: Rhyming Haiku
The empty, aching
yearns have returned. I’ve learned. 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:
No Invite, No Wait, Alone: Haiku
Don’t invite me, and
don’t wait for me, chances are
we’ll both be alone.
Mirror Gaze Revelation
What if, with the One’s
mirror gaze, we discover
we’re doing enough?
Cleanse The Past Fire
Alone, burning fire,
I clear, clean, and cleanse the past;/
Wish for future growth.
Defined By Your Worst Deeds
When you’re defined by /
the worst deeds you ever did,/
change your tomorrows.
Sounds You Make: Rhyming Haiku
No mistake: Sounds you
make clarify or destroy
what I contemplate.
From 2 to 9:14 p.m. Garden
My garden may be
the most mixed up ever seen,