A Haiku
dwelling in that space
between knowing and doing
Go DO the hard thing!
A Haiku Gratitude
today’s a day for
cookie monster fur slippers
I heart telework!
A Haiku
they frolic and glide
remind us how to play then
swim off with a smile
Sometimes when you need it most, nature throws a little sign your way to let go of any thoughts that weigh heavily. These amazing creatures embody playful fun. I love that they travel in groups…
A haiku — “little things” prompt
a mockingbird sings
as crisp fall leaves drift about
it’s the little things
Thank you to Galit Birk, PhD for the original prompt:
A Tanka Quintain
this one little star
lonely in a sea of friends
ever expanding
universally adrift
all composed of dust
A Haiku
wandering, honking
I wonder, do they know where
they will fly to next?
A nod to the late great Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Mary Oliver, whose work continues to inspire me when I need it most. “Whoever you are, no matter how lonely,” go read her poem Wild Geese and then…
