The air of Autumn
Colors leaves of dying green
Gold, orange, and red
Tag: Haiku
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Haiku – Fall
The air of Autumn
Colors leaves of dying green
Gold, orange, and red
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Haiku – After the Concert
My ears are ringing
Sounds like a constant buzzing
Did you say something?
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Haiku – A Good Cup of Coffee 3
Warm master liquid
Let me worship at your cup
Brew faster for me
Part 1
Caffeinated dreams
Bring on the master liquid
My mind needs a boost
Part 2
Liquid energy
Red blood racing through my veins
Strong like rocket fuel
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Haiku – Imagination Waking
Ideas stirring
Forming in the grey matter
Words become stories
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Haiku – Going for 7
Running my butt off –
going for seven long miles.
Know what? I did it.
I haven’t done this distance since early May of this year.
Just happy to get back to it.
This Haiku was running through my head for most of it.
I love this cooler weather.
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Haiku – Thunder Rolling
Electric lightning
Violent sounds rip the silence
Storm clouds approaching
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Haiku – Bleeding Morning
Sunlight kills the dark
As brightness opens my eyes
Night bleeds into day
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Haiku – The Bump
Baby on the way
A mother shows – baby grows
It will soon be time
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Haiku – Sky Fire
Grey storm clouds parting
Turning the sky into fire
Day ends in a blaze
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Haiku – Hurricane Rainbands
Wrapped around the eye
Green monster on the radar
Flooding homes and lives
A rainband is a cloud and precipitation structure associated with an area of rainfall which is significantly elongated. Rainbands can be stratiform or convective,[1] and are generated by differences in temperature. When noted on weather radar imagery, this precipitation elongation is referred to as banded structure.[2] Rainbands within tropical cyclones are curved in orientation. Tropical cyclone rainbands contain showers and thunderstorms that, together with the eyewall and the eye, constitute a hurricane or tropical storm. The extent of rainbands around a tropical cyclone can help determine the cyclone’s intensity.
via Rainband – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Haiku – KISS
A classic live show
With dynamic stage effects
Where’s the Hall of Fame?
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Haiku – Waves
Crashing on the beach
Eating up the sandy shore
Strong and powerful
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Haiku – Batman
Wearing cape and cowl
Gotham City’s protector
It is “The Batman”
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Haiku – Spider-Man
Crawling up the walls
Web slinging superhero
That is one cool suit
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Haiku – Solitude IV
At home with my wife
Each on one side of the couch
The T.V. is on
If you’ve been reading the last three Solitude poems you will notice they were beach related. I wrote those before I got married.
The Haiku above is a current version of my Solitude. The beach is still my place to go, but since I got married. I have discovered new ways to take my mind away, other than just running to the beach.
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Haiku – A Good Cup of Coffee
Caffeinated dreams
Bring on the master liquid
My mind needs a boost
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Haiku – Writer’s Block
Dark blinking cursor
Creativeness frozen blank
Need to fill pages
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Haiku – Storm Clouds
Rain smell in the air
Flash of light – boom of thunder
Ominous storm clouds
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Haiku – Layoff Vampire
Drifting day to day
Endless like a Vampire’s life
Job searching is tough
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