Category: haikai

  • #Haiku (4/19/25)

    #Haiku (4/19/25)

    4/19/25: World Circus Day twilight the Big Apple Circus strikes its tents #haiku #micropoetry #napowrimo2025glopowrimo #poetry

  • As a Vacation Ends…

    As a Vacation Ends…

    after two plantations and a myriad of flowers and stories the longing to come home When even a ninety-minute flight is 89 too long & post-landing taxi a torture it’s time to come home what use is a vacation without returning?

  • IHD 4/17/25

    IHD 4/17/25

    It’s International Haiku Day, and THF hosts its annual EarthRise Rolling Haiku Collaboration. This year, our prompt was glacier. Here are my first, second, & third contributions: the remainsof a glacierRockland Lake the thunderof falling ice sheetsHubbard Glacier rising seasclimate reform happensat a glacial pace

  • Savannah Sighs

    Savannah Sighs

    The Southern Live Oaks stretch their branches over the paths surrounding Forsyth Park. The Spanish Moss hangs off of them like scarves. & The Fountain raises its water toward the sky. The squares throughout the central streets, & the ornate architecture of Antebellum homes. The towering steeples of Churches, & the luscious vitality of River…

  • Charleston Tours

    Charleston Tours

    Charleston singles… the tales of the Swamp Fox told by our driver & then our footsteps across Fort Sumner

  • #Haiku (4/14/25)

    #Haiku (4/14/25)

    4/14/25: Moment of Laughter Day Edisto life… caught in #3gullscreamery rush hour #haiku #senryu #micropoetry #napowrimo2025glopowrimo #poetry UPDATE: for

  • Full Charleston

    Full Charleston

    From the mayhem of pedestrians on a second Sunday Kings Street fair to the scrumptious Shrimp and Grits Brunch at S.N.O.B on East Bay Street. The Rainbow Row & south of Broad Street elegant houses, the Confluence of the Copper and Ashley Rivers by White Point Gardens, the long loop to and from the old…

  • Weighing the Risk

    Weighing the Risk

    Facing the last league of the Long Walk. The blanched branches of the naked-boughed elms and oaks, last sentinels of a long-dried-out forest, lie behind. The broad scope of an undiscovered country awaits. I can lay down my burdens here and proceed no more. Or I can continue to place one foot before another and…