Morning song arrives
Wakes me with a peaceful ease
Bright and cheerful tune
Tag: Poems
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Haiku – Monday Soaker
Blue flash of bright light
A jagged lightning cracked strike
Thunder booms outside
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Haiku – An Author’s Heart
Writer’s hopes and dreams
Spreading out from tip to toe
Alive with desires
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Haiku – The “Some Good Miles” Run
On and on I went
My legs feeling light and free
Best run in a while
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I can’t believe I ran 3 continuous miles tonight. When was the last time I did that? It has been so long that I have forgotten. And to think, when I started running I thought I wouldn’t be able to go too far, but my legs never gave out.
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Haiku – Cool July Morning
Sunny rays shining
Across a cloudless blue sky
Summer takes a break
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I really can’t believe that I could actually run this morning – usually by this time of year I’m forced to run as close to dark as I can, maybe even in the dark. To be able to run just before 10 this morning was really unbelievable. Sure, it was hot, but it wasn’t humid. It was actually cool in the shade. Weird weather this year.
Anybody else enjoying this small break from the heat?
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Haiku – Creative Energy
Racing through my soul
Possessing my brain – body
Taking me over
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I don’t know about you, but when I write or re-write it just consumes me. I have woken up the last two days feeling like I’m coming out of a deep dormant sleep. Coincidentally, I put the finishing touches on my re-write yesterday morning. It’s like my body knows when to push me and when not to push me. That’s what inspired this Haiku.
Anybody else feel that way when they go on a creative binge?
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Haiku – The “Dagobah” Run Part 2
Hellish summer night
Dampness holds me with moist arms
Soup like pre-storm air
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Have to dedicate this one to Jimmy Buffett – his music got me through it tonight.
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Part 1 can be found here: http://wp.me/p2kmxm-3iG
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Poem – Water View
Feeding the ducks
Down by the lake
Cool breeze in the shade
Summer heat starting to bake
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My son and I
Enjoying the day
Snack time
A good place to stay
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Haiku – The “Dagobah” Run
Hot swamp like dense air
Heat of summer all around
Muggy, moist, and thick
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Haiku – The “Time Bomb” Run
Hot as an oven
Turned up to extreme high heat
Summer here again
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After a few days of no humidity and cooler temperatures, well, old man summer decided to come roaring back. Luckily, I had the shade of clouds in my favor today, but it was still muggy and grueling to walk/run. I was listening to Tesla again. I know, who? That Eighties band. The same one – still digging on them to this day, anyway, the song below pushed me on when I needed it at the end. Going to dedicate this run to it. Hope everyone stays cool.
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Haiku – Cool Start
Christmas in July?
Soft breeze, a nip in the air
Nice break from summer
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I can’t believe how nice it has been outside today. The weather is still warm, but the humidity has gone away. Couldn’t believe it when my son and I sat out on the deck this morning – he in his high chair, me just enjoying it. It made me think about the upcoming holiday season, which I hope to jump-start next week. My short story “A Zombie Christmas” will be running free for the next couple of Fridays on Kindle. Grab a copy to put you in the holiday mood. I also plan to have that story available elsewhere later on in the year. Okay, here’s a little Christmas music to set the mood. I hope you all had a great Fourth of July – thanks for reading and following.
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Haiku – Celebration
Stars and stripes waving
Colorful fireworks explode
Independence Day
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Happy fourth of July everyone! Thanks for reading, thanks for following.
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Haiku – The “Misty Rain” Run
Dark and overcast
Soft cool rain killing the heat
Healing a parched land
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Nice walk, run today. Can’t believe it is July 1st and I can head out for exercise this late in the morning. Weird weather this summer, but I will take it. Okay, who’s looking forward to the fourth?
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