A haiku about self doubts
Tag: micropoetry
Journeys Through Seattle Traffic
attempting movement
I’m mostly stationary
solace through singing
A Haiku For A Rainy Night
this hard, cold rain
flowers in December
a street light flickers
An Edmonds Kind Of Haiku
along the water
the breeze carries the salty air
my grandfather’s voice
A Rainy Pacific Northwest Day
Standing in the rain
The city has not woken
With my feet moving
A Friday Night Haiku
Friends are beautiful
Easy as riding a bike
Graceful connection
I hopped into Canva looking for inspiration, and found this template. Bicycles delight me, and friends are wondrous. The haiku felt pretty natural with all those pieces coming together.
Autumn’s Approach: Tonight’s #Haiku
With summer’s end here
And the rain’s song calming me
I now seen brown leaves
The past few days have truly felt like autumn. Rainfall, in particular, reinforces that for me. I hold many cold and soggy memories, for that is the lot of Seattle folk.
A Walk In Lynnwood: Tonight’s Haiku
Walking in this park
Amidst these blooms of heather
Preparing for rain
Friday Night, April 17, 2019
Trees bursting with blooms
Blossom petals slowly fall
Seasons still changing
A Windy Night Calms
Now in night’s darkness
The air has become silent
Peacefulness reclaimed
It’s now calm as the wrong storm has passed through Seattle. Hope all you Seattle area folks got through relatively unscathed. Sure seems a bit of a mess right now.
