no wonder I doubt
the night sky’s sparkle and depth
for he is fleeting
Photo Credit: Tiger R., age 14
Original Thought Credit: “You should know a man seven years before you stir his fire.”
— Charles Dibdin, 1803
heaven’s dark Seven: a haiku
Tag Archives: Depth
Avilion
One fluid motion this life
Don’t let the fits and starts fool you
A seeming inability to find what it’s all for
When people pain your heart
Love them aloud anyway
Should the days forbare to reveal truth
Herald the light nonetheless
Befriend all of nature
Indulge noisy children
Sing a workaday’s song
To the water’s depth, say, “OK”
At the end of the day, this is what it’s all for
Don’t let your eyes miss the overflow
One silken strand this life to weave
Photo Location: Bay View, Wisconsin’s Avalon Atmospheric Theater
Free Diver: A Haiku
She comes deeper down
They, in the rush to love her
Neglected respect
Shallow Depth
Scene; The wet silence
They cause to become ominous
When you wish a mere escape
Can we not look away
What more do we want
How much don't they think we can take
Oldest Cello: A Haiku
They battle it, but
I challenge their small thinking
In my cello’s voice
yet alone
I was the one with saddened eyes
Through no fault but mine own
I faced the world with broken smile
Surrounded yet alone
And then I fell into your light
And then I saw your voice
Though all the shallow prodded me
Your depth received my choice
Different
A deep taste
A long listen
A true breath
Today
Anyway Love: A Haiku
I speak for mermaids
Who tend to the deep and still
Suffer the shallow
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