Simple – Powerful
Guardians of the shoreline
Ship’s eyes in the night
Tag: Poetry
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Haiku – Today’s Run (11/03/2012)
Cool fall afternoon
2 miles, dusting off the rust
My legs need some work
I managed to lace up the shoes today and get out the door for some fresh air and a solid run. It wasn’t very long, but my legs really aren’t in the shape I need them to be in right now.
Anybody running and enjoying this cool weather? Anybody walking and enjoying this cool weather? Anybody just enjoying this cool weather? Leave me your answer in the comment section below.
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Haiku – Nature
Take a walk in me
Outside in my fresh cool air
as the seasons change
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Feel the crunch of my
leaves under your walking foot
as you explore me
♣
My Fall time of year
will soon fade into winter
I’m not as nice then
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Spring though, will arrive
and then once again you can
take a walk in me
Inspired by the theme at
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Poem – The Night Before Halloween
Tomorrow is on its way,
that special time of year.
I can’t believe,
it’s almost here.
Time for:
Ghosts,
Zombies,
Vampires,
Werewolves,
and other things,
that go bump in the night.
But never fear,
Halloween will come,
Halloween will pass,
just try not to have,
a fright attack.
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Haiku – Halloween Rising 3
Time for trick or treats
With kids ringing loud door bells
For candy and sweets
Part 1
Pumpkins, ghosts, and scares
Halloween crawling closer
The best time of year
Part 2
Almost Halloween
The days are growing closer
Beware the graveyards
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Haiku – Today’s Run (10/25/2012)
Lacing up the shoes
This crisp and cool fall morning
For a run today
It felt good to get in some miles this morning – love running this time of year.
Anybody else love to run in the fall with the leaves crunching under your feet? If not running, do you just love being outside in the nice weather?
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Haiku – Fall 3
Spring’s green – Summer’s warmth
Turns to multicolored leaves
In Fall’s fading light
Fall 1
The air of Autumn
Colors leaves of dying green
Gold, orange, and red
Fall 2
Crisp, cool morning air
Nipping at your finger tips
Frost will be here soon
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Haiku – Conscious
Serious
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Conscious or dreaming
Lost somewhere among the mind
Visions haunted him
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Humor
🙂
He was conscious of –
what his actions meant, but he –
had to let one rip
🙂
Inspired by the theme at
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Haiku – Rainy Day
Dark clouds hovering
Tossing rain drops on the ground
Splashing through puddles
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A dark cloud filled sky
Sitting at home all alone
Waiting on the sun
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Haiku – Crying
My son’s endless cries
Hard tears on a father’s soul
Purest pain on Earth
I had debated about posting this one after I wrote it a few days ago, but it seems to fit the moment my wife and I are in right now. We are trying to let our son sleep until he falls asleep so we can get him on a better schedule. He seems to be getting better, but this is one of those tough times in his life and mine.
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Haiku – Golden Autumn Sunshine
A butterscotch light
With beams of candy yellow
Fills the sky of blue
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Haiku – Halloween Rising 2
Almost Halloween
The days are growing closer
Pumpkin carving time
Part 1
Pumpkins, ghosts, and scares
Halloween crawling closer
The best time of year
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Haiku – Shroud
A thick graveyard’s shroud
Hangs over the world today
As peace is ravaged
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A tall wooden mast
Supported by stays and shrouds
Help sails hold the wind
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Ectoplasm trail
A lingering ghostly shroud
Cold spots in the room
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Poem – 8 in the morning
Mommy sleeps – peaceful dreams
Baby is in the nursery
Daddy’s eyes are wide open
Such a peaceful time,
this time of morning
The sun is just up over the horizon,
ready to do its rounds for the day
I draw in a breath
I feel sleep
still
lingering
just
behind
my
eyes
I know I will need a nap soon
It was a late night
A tough night
In the end it will be worth it
The baby monitor squeaks beside me
I listen to my son as he moves about
What is going on behind his eyes?
What is going on inside his dreams?
Sweet beams of sunlight,
filter in through the window
Caffeine calls
Time for my morning cup
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Haiku – Home
Love, warmth, peace, and joy
In a safe and secure place
I like to call home
+++Inspired by the theme at
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