Wrap your mind in peace
Take a strong deep calming breath
Quietly relax
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Wrap your mind in peace
Take a strong deep calming breath
Quietly relax
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Quick and easy job
Crooks knocking over a safe
Hoping for treasure
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Dejected and tired
Holding onto the secret
A pristine white lie
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Up against the glass
Tall cat tree in the window
Bird’s eye feline view
Across the blue sky
Soaring through the clouds above
Like a giant bird
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I watched these videos on YouTube last night.
Thought I would share.
Crazy stuff.
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Would you want to take off or land on any of these runways?
Slow down for a bit
Life flies like a bullet train
Each day is a blur
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Treasure hunter finds
Abundant riches of wealth
In ancient dead tombs
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Taking precious steps
Tightrope walker balances
Above the hard ground
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This is nerve-racking to watch.
Steam engine churning
Big train moving down the track
Clickity clack click
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A product of war
Veteran never forgets
Thoughts that still haunt him
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Whiskers twitching slow
Soft warm cat window watching
Hard liquid showers
Summer is over
Beach memories packed away
Coast line lies silent
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An artist’s brush strokes
Upon a blank white canvas
The world comes alive
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Let your passion lead
Good things and positive vibes
Will surely follow
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I was stumped with the prompt from Haiku Horizons this week, which was lead. I thought about a Haiku for it, but nothing came to mind until I sent out a tweet about Jason Day. In case you don’t know who he is. He is the latest Major winner on the PGA circuit. Not only did he get his first win yesterday (Sunday), but he also broke a record by going 20 under par. If you don’t know his incredible journey just follow the link below this article. It will inspire you.
When Jason Day fell flat on his back at the US Open in June, his head swimming with debilitating vertigo, the first person to help him to his feet was the most important man in his life.
Colin Swatton is much more than just a caddie to the Australian star who broke his major duck with victory at the US PGA Championship at Whistling Straits on Sunday.
Swatton’s support helped his ailing boss complete the US Open at Chambers Bay. Within two months Day fulfilled his golfing potential in brilliant style with a record-breaking major championship score of 20 under par.
To have risen from such a stricken position to the top of the golfing world, reflects the journey Day has taken in life with Swatton as mentor, coach and caddie.
It is little wonder that Day tearfully embraced Swatton immediately after tapping in the putt that gave him a three-shot victory over new world number one Jordan Spieth.
via BBC Sport – Jason Day: From drunk 12-year-old to US PGA champion
Small simple humans
We complicate our frail life
With mind distractions
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Sea gulls chattering
Golfer steps up to the tee
One swing, full of dreams
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I have gotten hooked very quickly on golf. I watched it a bit off and on before this year, but for some reason I just can’t get enough of it now. I have watched as much as I can of The Open this weekend. The drama, the suspense, the weather, like a great movie with a great cast playing out minute by minute. The fourth round should be amazing on Monday.
So, do you watch or play golf? Knock some reasons into the comments section below.