had to say farewell . . . things change after fifty years except for nothing
Posts Tagged ‘my life’
had to say
Posted in poetry, your haiku, tagged haiku, musings, my life, personal, poems, poetry, reflections, relationships on 2012/03/10 | Leave a Comment »
my gear
Posted in poetry, tagged haiku, musings, my life, poems, poetry, reflections, thoughts, work, writing on 2011/06/01 | 2 Comments »
collecting my gear . . . paint brushes, bucket, ladder college diploma
big coaster
Posted in poetry, tagged haiku, mortality, musings, my life, personal, poems, poetry, reflections on 2011/03/28 | 2 Comments »
had a visitor . . . took me on the big coaster but left the next day
Blog Migration – new blog: ahaikupoet.com
Posted in General Posting, poetry, tagged blog mitosis, bloggers, blogging, haiku, migration, my life, personal, poems, poetry, thoughts, writing on 2010/09/29 | 4 Comments »
It’s that time again… :) I think I’ve made the move in my mind already. On to another blog with my haiku. Another blog migration. This one has filled up with haiku. So it’s time to add another leaf to my haiku tree. Hmmm. I wonder if that domain name is taken? lol If not, [...]
different ilk
Posted in poetry, tagged haiku, musings, my life, paradox, personal, poems, poetry, reflections, thoughts, writing on 2010/09/28 | 2 Comments »
what if I get fixed and being fixed spells trouble . . . a different ilk
won’t hold up
Posted in poetry, tagged haiku, miscellaneous, musings, my life, poems, poetry, random, reflections, thoughts, writing on 2010/09/27 | 6 Comments »
my thoughts won’t hold up . . . all this deep fried scrutiny totally rendered
ball and chain
Posted in poetry, tagged haiku, lowku, marriage, musings, my life, poems, poetry, reflections, relationships, thoughts, writing on 2010/09/27 | 6 Comments »
my words are steel bars designed to imprison you . . . ball and chain for life
some excuse
Posted in poetry, tagged haiku, me, musings, my life, poems, poetry, random, reflections, thoughts, writing on 2010/09/20 | 2 Comments »
more than all the stars . . . these connections in my brain . . . I’ll find some excuse

































