mystery so deep how my heart is enlarged in this narrow dark place
Category: Haiku
haiku: treads on darkness
“Menorah” by Yoram Raanan consuming fire wrapped in light ignites cold candles and treads on darkness
haiku: election year
Fall ablaze in red and gold while Americans bleed red, white, and blue
haiku: autumn breeze
a crimson leaf blown in the autumn breeze says my life is not my own I snapped this photo in Diedesheim, Germany, just as we were leaving. The wind kicked up and sent a flurry of autumn leaves dancing across the ancient cobblestones. Today we are hopping a train for a village outside of Frankfurt for…
haiku: autumn harvest
orange and gold shimmer fields, vines, and trees spilling fruit autumn harvest glows
haiku: desert dawn
dawn slathers scarlet across the gray desert sky shadows soak first light
haiku: scarlet leaf
a scarlet leaf stains my parched lips and quenches what is thirsty in me
haiku: autumn
august rushes past September’s starting line then drifts into scarlet
haiku: irony
prickly thistle thrives in the desert place, swathed in purple like a king
haiku: the common
common moments stored a treasure chest prepared for leaner days ahead