The wind-up, the pitch
The broken road, the dark night
What was it we had?
Tag Archives: Haiku
Whimper: A Haiku
Sent out and shut out
Unallowed my very words
So I stay silent
Artist Credit: “Song of the Open Road” by Walt Whitman
Fast: A Haiku
I, gone in the night
In the then warm summer night
I’ve not returned since
End of The Day: A Haiku
Your saunterer’s walk
My eyes will always follow
Your wish…your command
Oreo: A Haiku
I, Exhibit A
That one must flounder to win
It’s just this simple
It Was Taupe: A Haiku
…and so I needed
a creature that breathed odd air.
And are you not it.
Blot: A Haiku
Soaring, swooping thing
You’re asking me to notice
Yet distracting me
Begin Again: A Haiku
Heart, teach me to look
And beyond silhouettes find
Substance looking back
Right Garden: A Haiku
Wisdom befriend me
Show from whence your comfort comes
Come ye from the dark?
Location: Frank Lloyd Wright garden at Taliesin; Spring Green, Wisconsin
Get Understanding: A Haiku
we, Flowers, able
despite the adversity
to rise up, to thrive
Original thought credit:
Proverbs 4:7-8 “…get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding. Exalt her, and she shall promote thee: she shall bring thee to honour, when thou dost embrace her.”
