Friday's Haiku

tickling wind

jiggles branches curls leaves

children laugh

Thursday's Haiku

Wednesday's Haiku

wooded pond

undisturbed by chaos

mirrors life

Tuesday's Haiku

old retched man

watery eyes

last leaf clings

Monday's Haiku

Friday's Haiku

stark moonlight

blankets barren ground

soft as snow


next morning

a crunch underfoot

broken grass

Thursday's Haiku

making beds

playtime for my cat

take a break

Wednesday's Haiku

down bare trees

drips moss-scented rain

diamond drops

Tuesday's Haiku

middle age

the moon stopped rising

out of sorts

Monday's Haiku

Friday's Haiku

the wine we drank

we were high and happy

it was grape juice

Today's Haiku...and apology

Before I share today's haiku, I need to apologize for being absent from my blog yesterday. Like stuffing paper into the chinks of a drafty stone wall, I try to fit things that are important to me into each day. Keeping my blog updated is one of those important things. It's just that some days have too many drafts in my wall and I can not tend to each one.

In that light, a message of hope:


rowboats beached

atop grassy dunes

tide is near

Today's Haiku

Today's Haiku

swirling wind

gushes through bare trees

ocean swells

Today's Haiku

pelting rains

water colored blooms

melt and run

Haiku for Today

wrinkled face

deeply etched wisdom

radiant

Haiku of the Day

blue silk sky

embroidered pearl moon

kimono