Three deer graze a feild
Eating grass still wet with dew
While birds provide song
Monday, April 30, 2007
Friday, April 27, 2007
After The Rain - A Haiku
Fertile smells greet me
As I note rain drops on leaves
The world is brand new
As I note rain drops on leaves
The world is brand new
Monday, April 23, 2007
Morning Sounds - A Haiku
Sounds of idling cars
And obnoxious bird chatter
Bring me to my feet
And obnoxious bird chatter
Bring me to my feet
Labels:
bird calls,
birds,
haiku,
morning sounds
Thursday, April 19, 2007
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
Monday, April 16, 2007
Big Trout - Haiku
In a river pool
I met an old rainbow trout
My biggest ever
I met an old rainbow trout
My biggest ever
Labels:
big fish,
fly fishing,
rainbow trout,
trout
Friday, April 13, 2007
Late November - A Poem
NOTE: I'm not really much of a poet, but I used to think I was and occasionally I feel the need to write a poem and I I like this one.
I know where I was 8 years ago on this date
In more detail than I know where I was yesterday
An awkward silence in a pretty girl’s car in a drive way that’s neither of ours
she’s waiting for an ex-boyfriend
I’m waiting for the same guy
But we didn’t come together
Good byes are awkward when they’re one sided and someone is still digging in
“Don’t let her in my funeral” But I did anyway
About two weeks later
I wonder if he was capable of caring then
But that night, we were both alive
With a vegetarian Thanksgiving that was still undigested in our guts
And with an interruption from two other pretty girls and maybe couple of pals (I can’t remember)
Her goodbyes were cut short and I rushed him out the door and we drove into the night with nothing good on the radio
I suppose we didn’t need it right then
But then Link Wray saved my life shortly thereafter
so that there would be someone left to remember
that being young can well be the end of it
and growing old isn’t guaranteed
The rest of the night is just a movie montage
that is becoming shorter each year
but I don’t need to every detail
to remember it was good and that good byes are awkward when they’re one sided and someone is still digging in
I know where I was 8 years ago on this date
In more detail than I know where I was yesterday
An awkward silence in a pretty girl’s car in a drive way that’s neither of ours
she’s waiting for an ex-boyfriend
I’m waiting for the same guy
But we didn’t come together
Good byes are awkward when they’re one sided and someone is still digging in
“Don’t let her in my funeral” But I did anyway
About two weeks later
I wonder if he was capable of caring then
But that night, we were both alive
With a vegetarian Thanksgiving that was still undigested in our guts
And with an interruption from two other pretty girls and maybe couple of pals (I can’t remember)
Her goodbyes were cut short and I rushed him out the door and we drove into the night with nothing good on the radio
I suppose we didn’t need it right then
But then Link Wray saved my life shortly thereafter
so that there would be someone left to remember
that being young can well be the end of it
and growing old isn’t guaranteed
The rest of the night is just a movie montage
that is becoming shorter each year
but I don’t need to every detail
to remember it was good and that good byes are awkward when they’re one sided and someone is still digging in
Green and Gray - A Haiku
The year's brightest greens
Contrasted against slate skies
that sit uneasy
Contrasted against slate skies
that sit uneasy
Labels:
green,
haiku,
sky,
spring,
spring time
Thursday, April 12, 2007
Thoughts On Spring - A Haiku
Sheets of rain pelt blooms
Then they are dried by the sun
Schizophrenic spring time
Then they are dried by the sun
Schizophrenic spring time
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
Another Spring Day - A Haiku
I have nothing new
it is still spring and real nice
I like pulling weeds
it is still spring and real nice
I like pulling weeds
Labels:
haiku,
pulling weeds,
spring,
yard work
More Pink Flowers In Trees - A Haiku
pink flowers in trees
rebel against the winter
a gorgeous battle
rebel against the winter
a gorgeous battle
Labels:
dogwood trees,
flowers,
haiku,
spring
Trees With Pink Flowers - A Haiku
Pink buds dot landscapes
Dogwoods, harbingers of spring
The air does not bite
Dogwoods, harbingers of spring
The air does not bite
Labels:
dogwood trees,
flowers,
haiku,
spring
What Happened - A Haiku
Has anarchy died
Where is our rebellion
Consume until death
Where is our rebellion
Consume until death
Labels:
consumption,
getting old,
haiku,
rebellion
Morning Bird Sounds - A Haiku
Morning Birds Singing
The ones that sound like crazies
Ranting in group homes
The ones that sound like crazies
Ranting in group homes
I'm Like Superman - A Haiku
Moving fast through time
Like I am bending time space
Should I get a cape
Like I am bending time space
Should I get a cape
Labels:
bending time space,
haiku,
moving fast,
superman
Unsettling Pleasure - A Haiku
Is this spring right now?
Sixty degrees and green grass
Carbon benefits
Sixty degrees and green grass
Carbon benefits
Labels:
carbon,
global warming,
haiku,
spring
Monday Morning - A Haiku
Like the worst parade
We fill our desk and punch clocks
To make others rich
We fill our desk and punch clocks
To make others rich
Labels:
capitalist scum,
haiku,
hating job,
time clocks
Pacific Northwest Winter's Day - A Haiku
Grey mornings dripping
A chain of them now for days
Feels just about right
A chain of them now for days
Feels just about right
Labels:
haiku,
just right,
Pacific Northwest,
winter
A Flower Blooms - A Haiku
A bud starts to open
In the first light of the dawn
Full bloom by moon light
In the first light of the dawn
Full bloom by moon light
Miami Fishing Morning
Tarpon break still pond
Manitees sun in shallows
Palm trees just swaying
Manitees sun in shallows
Palm trees just swaying
Labels:
fishing,
manitees,
Miami,
palm trees,
tarpon
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