Tag Archives: Light
Backyard Blackbird: A Haiku
Slow-motion moment
Becomes that magic minute
Through sunlit feathers
Late Rainbow
The waning light
Bleeding, bruised
Yet, on fire for me
Like Lot’s wife
I looked
But found mercy, found grace
Having fled the chaos
Found a late rainbow
There
This Haiku: Space Ranger
I, without words, left
Gloriously in the dark
Always and by you
Cover Me
Uninsulated
Thank you for this window now,
Of thin and vintage time.
The safehouse to set a spell,
The anchored birch, my lean-to.
That I’d be reminded
In these gusty days
There is still
The reaching skyward
And strength to see it.
Lightworker
Sunrise will rise
Upon my yellow
Reminding my eyes
Sunset must set
Must
Upon my yellow
Try to Fly
I find things
I find them
Light-filled things
Touchable
Teachable
And not
Sometimes
Always
Peel
Tonight has been on the horizon
A reigning in of the Darkness
Some strange, familiar one
An actual other
Seeking to strangle The Light
See we beyond borders
See we hope
And unable to let go of it
Be away you will
Familiar stranger
