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Haiku
Haiku uses beautiful language to evoke moments of time and the feeling that you have the wisdom to understand the mysteries of the universe. I wouldn’t say I am very good at it yet, but I feel good enough to share with you. In the meantime, I’ll keep practicing!
It’s a traditional form of Japanese poetry. In English, it’s represented by three lines of text. The first has five syllables, the second seven and the last five. All readable in a single breath.
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Cough Cough Coughy Cough
I’ve had the direst couple of weeks because DB kindly brought me the latest flu doing the rounds and it seems that all I did was cough. Cough cough cough.
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The Feeling of Bliss…
The acutal, literal feeling of bliss you get when you’ve done something really hard. Like get your taxes done.
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I Fear it’s All Chaos; I Must Refocus
It seems I have been too scatterbrained recently; I must refocus.
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Day is Beginning
August’s Haiku is inspired by dawn, the start of a new day. I’ve noticed that each new day is beginning earlier and earlier.
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Wind Blows Fiercely
I love it when the wind blows fiercely. I’m just the right size to have to fight it; not so small I blow away and not so large I can easily resist it. And I love it when the wind whips my hair about my face and it seems as if my hair is trying to…
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Looks Like Rain Will Fall
As you know, I have been planning to include pleasure in my life. This year, I am focusing on trying new things. One thing I’m trying is Haiku; an ideal indoor activity for when rain will fall. It’s a traditional form of Japanese poetry, represented in English by three lines of five, seven and five syllables you…
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Look Forward
I think we spend too much time wishing we had done things differently instead of taking a look forward.
