Delete: A Haiku

Posted on December 16, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

You can’t deserve me
Leave on your shoes, eat berries
Stay in the bramble

Original Thought Credit: “Aurora Leigh;” Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Reign: A Haiku

Posted on December 13, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

O, Northern Neighbor
Sanctuary, please, my soul
Cometh thund’rous day

Well Enough Alone: A Haiku

Posted on December 11, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

My gift to you, Sir
I forgive that you failed me
My gift to myself

Pathos: A Haiku

Posted on December 8, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

Off the mountaintop
More oxygen to these wounds
Less surprise attacks

Jester: A Haiku

Posted on November 30, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

Tonight, my hat hung
To be of good cheer again
Tomorrow’s intent

Love Language: A Haiku

Posted on November 29, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

Nothing less tragic
Than unintentional pain
From speaking the truth

Secret Passage: A Haiku

Posted on November 25, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

And when life hurts hard
Decide to soften your eyes
Choose a hope-filled heart

Bad Substitute: A Haiku

Posted on November 23, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

This is all okay
Everything that went away
My replacing you

Reforest: A Haiku

Posted on November 19, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

Collide now with me
Regenerate where we land
Branch we, out again

Design Credit: Taliesin II Floor Lamp; Frank Lloyd Wright

Student: A Haiku

Posted on November 18, 2019 by Lisa Rosier

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Tag Archives: Haiku

Delete: A Haiku

You can’t deserve me
Leave on your shoes, eat berries
Stay in the bramble

Original Thought Credit: “Aurora Leigh;” Elizabeth Barrett Browning

Reign: A Haiku

O, Northern Neighbor
Sanctuary, please, my soul
Cometh thund’rous day

Well Enough Alone: A Haiku

My gift to you, Sir
I forgive that you failed me
My gift to myself

Pathos: A Haiku

Off the mountaintop
More oxygen to these wounds
Less surprise attacks

Jester: A Haiku

Tonight, my hat hung
To be of good cheer again
Tomorrow’s intent

Love Language: A Haiku

Nothing less tragic
Than unintentional pain
From speaking the truth

Secret Passage: A Haiku

And when life hurts hard
Decide to soften your eyes
Choose a hope-filled heart

Bad Substitute: A Haiku

This is all okay
Everything that went away
My replacing you

Reforest: A Haiku

Collide now with me
Regenerate where we land
Branch we, out again

Design Credit: Taliesin II Floor Lamp; Frank Lloyd Wright

Student: A Haiku

I remind myself
To let the instruments speak
That my silence hears

You can’t deserve me Leave on your shoes, eat berries Stay in the bramble

Original Thought Credit: “Aurora Leigh;” Elizabeth Barrett Browning

O, Northern Neighbor Sanctuary, please, my soul Cometh thund’rous day

My gift to you, Sir I forgive that you failed me My gift to myself

Off the mountaintop More oxygen to these wounds Less surprise attacks

Tonight, my hat hung To be of good cheer again Tomorrow’s intent

Nothing less tragic Than unintentional pain From speaking the truth

And when life hurts hard Decide to soften your eyes Choose a hope-filled heart

This is all okay Everything that went away My replacing you

Collide now with me Regenerate where we land Branch we, out again

Design Credit: Taliesin II Floor Lamp; Frank Lloyd Wright

I remind myself To let the instruments speak That my silence hears

You can’t deserve me
Leave on your shoes, eat berries
Stay in the bramble

O, Northern Neighbor
Sanctuary, please, my soul
Cometh thund’rous day

My gift to you, Sir
I forgive that you failed me
My gift to myself

Off the mountaintop
More oxygen to these wounds
Less surprise attacks

Tonight, my hat hung
To be of good cheer again
Tomorrow’s intent

Nothing less tragic
Than unintentional pain
From speaking the truth

And when life hurts hard
Decide to soften your eyes
Choose a hope-filled heart

This is all okay
Everything that went away
My replacing you

Collide now with me
Regenerate where we land
Branch we, out again

I remind myself
To let the instruments speak
That my silence hears