


Gazing at the moon
I am reminded again
the sun is shining.
A place for pondering the significant and not-so-significant happenings around me. A place for practicing my writing craft and interacting with my audience. A place to share and a place to care. My blog.
Beautiful haikus, beautiful pictures.
ReplyDeleteAnd haikus are my favorite.
And harbinger is one of my favorite words!!!
This particular poem reminds me of a sentiment in a song I know, that the sun's still above all the rain that may fall...so true and so hard to remember sometimes.
Hmmm, that's a good one. I never thought about the moon that way!
ReplyDeleteWow... this is a knock your sox off haiku. It's so beautiful. It debunks our associations and turns them into something positive... in so few words... Perfect. :)
ReplyDeleteDon,
ReplyDeleteThat really is a perfect haiku.
Think you might be a Zen master (but a Christian one)!
Dennis
Dennis,
ReplyDeleteYou get the award for digging into my blog's underbelly. (A four month old post, yet new to you.)
I like to try various styles. There's a sonnet hidden in this blog as well! (My one and only.)
Cousin Don (a Christ-zen)