As the sun rises
Light drifts across the mountains
Red upon the new snow
Tag: haiku
Crossing Everett’s Tide Flats: A Haiku
Moving to the north
Kerouac once cross this bridge
Aged concrete and steel
Wednesday is done
The day rockets by
I never feel like I’ve completed
Enough
There’s always so very much
Left to do
A Haiku For The Gum Wall
Oh, so Seattle
Remnants of chewing remain
A peculiar site
Welcome to this Monday morning
This busy weekend
Has ended. New beginnings
Opportunities
This Morning’s Gray Skies: A #HaikuÂ
Gray skies this morning
I find peacefulness herein
Calmness in this light
Looking South Over Lake Union
Looking to the south
Lake Union and the city
These brilliant lights
One of my favorite views of the city. Something about the sparkling lights reaches into the deepest recesses of my mind.
A Haiku About The BC Fires
I guess I’m lucky. My major impact from these fires has been increased sneezing. It might also play a part in the migraines I’m fighting these past few days. There are many folks for whom this is seriously debilitating. I’m glad that’s not me.
Any way, as I’m want to do, here’s a haiku for you.
Larabee State Park: A HaikuÂ
As the cliff decays
Life will keep grasping skyward
Hope thrives in sunlight
Tide pools are a big deal for my family, so we trundled off to Bellingham’s Larabee State Park. This tree is just above the trail came down to the beach from. I’m always fascinated by the way trees adapt to their surroundings. Especially when their paths are inhibited. In this case by erosion.
A Haiku: Westward View At DuskÂ
Sunlight drifting low
Colored clouds hidden by trees
Westward view at dusk
Living between two mountain ranges comes with many visual benefits. The beauty of “greater Seattle”. I do love living here.