winter’s grip loosening
with the clouds drifting eastward
wonder of birdsong
Newness
Tag: micropoetry
Rain in the Moonlight
rain atop the roof
calm, staccato memories
droplets of moonbeamsÂ
A haiku about self doubts
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
