All erotic-like
Creative fire burning
In the story zone
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Tag: Haiku
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Haiku – Carolina Day 8
Buffett playing smooth
Driving easy with my son
The day slowly drifts
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Haiku – The “Head-wind” Run
A cold constant breeze
Running hard in frozen air
Winter not done yet
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Cold day today. Not bone chilling, but still cool enough to have me wear some winter gear. Spring is so close, but yet so achingly far away.
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Haiku – Spring Rising 5
Birds singing, ringing
Trees full with oncoming spring
The Earth starts to thaw
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Haiku – The “Big Splash of Sunshine” Run
My legs they pounded
Under a bewitching blue
A warm sun above
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I’m really starting to enjoy running in this nice weather. I know it isn’t spring yet, but it felt like it today. Nice to not have to wear the winter gear, just shorts and a tee-shirt. So nice.
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Haiku – The “Freezing My Butt Off” Run
Thrash Metal thumping
Viking Metal pounding loud
A cold run today
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Digging this new Thrash Metal group, Municipal Waste. Downloaded three songs by them, good to warm up to.
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I also figured it was time to catch up with the rest of the world, so I downloaded a Manowar album to listen to. Great stuff.
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Haiku – The “Post Snow” Run
Footsteps tread lightly
Crossing snow’s lingering corpse
Dying in the sun
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Finally got to run in the snow today, of course, it was only in the shade because the rest of it had melted by the time I ran. One day I hope to run while the snow is falling. That has long been a goal of mine, but today, I’ll take what I can get.
By the way, as a sidebar, the Erich Church Album “Chief” is really great. Listened to it for the first time today as I ran. Listened to the song below 4 times. Just couldn’t get enough of it.
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Haiku – Sky Fire 9
Red, blue, light-gray sky
Sunset burning into night
Daylight takes a break
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Haiku – Fresh Powder
Snowy frozen land
Blanket of white on the ground
Winter’s bitter cold
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We finally got a decent amount of snow down here, which is the only part of winter I like. We’ve had our chances, but it always seems to miss us. I know people up North are probably sick of it by now, but if it has to be this cold, why not let it snow? Anybody agree with that statement?
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Haiku – The “Here Comes The Sun” Run
Sharply bright sunshine
Out in a cloudless blue sky
Great day to go run
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Finally, a great day to get outside. It seems like my last three attempts, I have had to deal with rain or cold. Nice to see a cloudless day for a change, and warm for that matter.
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Haiku – The “Splish-Splash” Run
Pitter patter splash
Soft rain drops drip, dip, and dash
Feet keeping their stride
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Nice run today, just barely got inside before the ran started pouring down. I spent most of this walk/run in a steady mist with occasional rain drops, which isn’t bad if it is warm, but if the weather is cooler it can be a pain.
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Haiku – Author 16
Grimace as I write
Grimace as I re-write it
Grimace as I hope
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Not sure if this means I am back to blogging or not, but the subject word at Haiku Heights intrigued me, so I wrote this haiku when I saw it.
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Haiku – The “Blue Sky” Run
A sunny nice day
Warmth killing the bitter cold
Muscles are happy
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Nice to walk/run on a warm day and a non windy day. Hope to get a few more this winter. Hope everyone had a great Christmas.
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Haiku – Distant Star
Gifts we have carried
Traveling from far away
To see the new king
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The Magi (/ˈmædʒaɪ/ [1] or /ˈmeɪdʒaɪ/; Greek: μάγοι, magoi), also referred to as the (Three) Wise Men or (Three) Kings, were in Christian tradition, a group of distinguished foreigners who visited Jesus after his birth, bearing gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. They are regular figures in traditional accounts of the nativity celebrations of Christmas and are an important part of Christian tradition.
via Biblical Magi – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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