Another month of haikus down. It’s become a morning ritual of sorts. I am still enjoying it. You can follow them daily on Twitter. If you missed them or if you’re not on Twitter, you can read them below July 31 morning sun upon my skin rays of joy fill my blood new day begins July 30 I hear drifting laughter saddening hearts lost souls shedding skin and … Continue reading July Haikus

Half way through the year and still going strong. Here are the haikus of June. Enjoy. You can follow them daily on Twitter. If you missed them or if you’re not on Twitter, you can read them below June 30 sounds of wind chimes smell of fresh cut grass memories of my childhood June 29 hope can fill the heart hope can feed the soul hope can … Continue reading June Haikus

I had more fun this month writing these “western haikus”. Someone asked what inspired them daily and it really depends. Some days I’ll look at a person that’s waiting on the train near me and write one I think that might be their thoughts, some days I’ll are just inspired by what energy or mood I will pick up from people passing by, some are inspired … Continue reading May Haikus

Whether good or bad, observation or feeling, I am still enjoying the challenge of writing “western haikus” every day. You can follow them daily on Twitter. If you missed them or if you’re not on Twitter, you can read them below. April 30 sunrises and sunsets the sun and the moon saying hello and goodbye April 29 coffe and me we are besties tackling the day together … Continue reading April Haikus

Three months strong for three little lines! As I’ve said before they’re part of my morning routine now and enjoy this writing exercise. I’m proud of them all, even the bad ones. You can follow them daily on Twitter. If you missed them or if you’re not on Twitter, you can read them below. March 31 Always falling stumbling breathing standing shaking nerves because of you March 30 I cannot … Continue reading March Haikus

Three little lines with a minimum of seventeen syllables have become my morning routine. I rather enjoy this writing exercise. Some move me while some are not so great but I’m writing every day and that’s all that really matters to me. You can follow them daily on Twitter. If you missed them or if you’re not on Twitter, you can read them below. I had fun … Continue reading February Haikus