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Haiku Poetry for February, 2004


Fog




Dark shadows, distant
in the pearly grey-white fog.
Silent sentinels.


7 February 2004





July 2003



A hollow white world
The white light of a dark day
Black death by, waiting.


8 February 2004





Home



Distant, pulsing light!
Spirit's home in the black depths,
magnet to all life.


9 February 2004





Sunrise



A rose-green sunrise
casts slender rainbow shadows
upon pale blue snow.


10 February 2004





Woods at Sunset



Dusky aliens
waiting in the dark twilight.
Vague, silent figures.


11 February 2004





This Morning



Dank clouds, grey-rain soaked,
heavy, pregnant, overhead
sag, laboring birth.


12 February 2004





A Winter Wind



Ice blue winds blow, sharp
from snowy, moon-like mountains
of a distant world.


13 February 2004





A Summer Morning



The pale green freshness
of summer trees overhead
dapples a worn path.


15 February 2004





Seaside Waves



Airy foam divides
soft warm people-printed sands
from blue mysteries.


16 February 2004





Spring



A muted, pastel
spring, delicate in its hues
of grey-brown and beige.


17 February 2004





Spring II



Seedlngs from the deep
rise, explode, fall, kissing earth,
nesting in her breast.


18 February 2004





River Dream



Pale skies, snowy peaks
mirrored in a river's dreams
of eternity.


19 February 2004





Afternoon



Long shadows sloping
across a late afternoon
calm, still, eternal.


20 February 2004





Sunset



Day veers into night
to stellar eyes icy, far,
distant, loveless suns.


21 February 2004





A Winter Sky



Ice-blue winter skies
stellar breath of distant stars
sweeping into night.


27 February 2004





To a Monarch



King of butterflies!
Alighting like a whisper
on a love-struck bud.


28 February 2004





Night



Distant moon-like hills
waiting patiently for night
and starlight kisses.


29 February 2004





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