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Tag Archives: haiku
It is not enough
It is not enough; this sad waiting to evolve serves no real purpose. What good is this time, if we long for what is next and learn nothing here? It is not enough to stand around here waiting expecting great … Continue reading
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Tagged action, anticipation, effectiveness, haiku, NaPoWriMo, thoughts
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A Haiku
The tap left running, wasting water and money; all call it evil. they watch it dripping, blame who turned it, and cry “How wrong! How shameful!” No one moves to change the sad scene; their sole action is indignation. Yet … Continue reading
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Tagged activism, haiku, hypocrisy, indignation, Japanese verse forms, poetic forms, selfishness
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Box Haiku
Inside the small box that is our experience there is nothing new: the folded edges let in small amounts of light to read old news by. But the lid is loose — a gentle push opens it; look, there is … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, connection, enlightenment, haiku, ignorance, Japanese verse forms, limitations, perceptions
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Haiku for the Holidays
Long lines and cramped flights, bland food tasting like warm crap: holiday travel. Meeting family, all dwelling on past actions; skin deep interest. More useless gifts, and hours wasted in small talk; No relaxation. So rude and hurried. Must keep … Continue reading
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Tagged California, daily poems, haiku, holidays, Japanese verse forms, vacations
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A New Study on Music and Memory …
or why that stupid song gets stuck in your head…a very interesting bit of new research from Dartmouth College: Music, Memory and the Brain In other news, we have a wonderful little (5-1/2′) Scotch Pine tree now nestled in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Dartmouth College, haiku, Japanese verse forms, Leaves of Grass, memory, music, Walt Whitman
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For Stardances in Summer
Here is an old poem of mine that I rediscovered while updating my website. BTW, it is one of the poems that I wrote for Starlight Dances during our on-line courtship 🙂 Early morning sun The gentle mist of green … Continue reading