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Author: ETHNODATA1

04/14/26 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Chris Yang

Shouting, never listening
Everything is opposition
What a pathetic encounter

Blast from the Past:

Sitting and waiting
Just as you stipulated
Forced passivity

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 14, 2026April 18, 2026Categories Miscellaneous

Announcement: I will be offline for a few days

I will be in a remote area with limited internet for a few days. I will still write my haikus, but I won’t have the WiFi to post them. I will post the haikus from this time later after I get back.

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 13, 2026April 12, 2026Categories Miscellaneous

04/13/26 A New Poem for a New Day

Photo credit: Strvnge Films

Do something grand
Do something amazing
But you won’t do any good
If you come guns a blazing

Blast from the Past:

Would an avenged pot
Ever really manage to
Hold water again?

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 13, 2026April 18, 2026Categories Poems about Relationships, Poems that Aren't HaikusTags aphorism, dailyaphorism, quoteoftheday

04/12/26 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Vitaly Gariev

It’s worthless to think
It’s worthless to analyze
When no one else seems to

Blast from the Past:

Can’t think beyond so
What do you do? You bully.
Harm those who differ.

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 11, 2026April 11, 2026Categories Aphorisms, Daily Haiku, Poems about Psychology

04/11/26 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Alex Alvarez

The smallest of things
Zooms up close after a while
Whispering “Hello!”

Blast from the Past:

Uncover the core
Of the impossible. See
The world around you.

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 11, 2026April 10, 2026Categories Aphorisms, Daily HaikuTags dailyhaiku, dailypoem, dailypoetry, dailysenryu, dailyzappai, flashpoetry, haiku, haikuchallenge, micropoetry, poem, poetry, senryu, zappai

04/12/26 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: ulziibayar badamdorj

My words keep hyphen-
Ating. My eyes always dash-
Ing to the next line.

Blast from the Past:

blah blah blabba blah
those are your five plus seven
plus five syllables

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 10, 2026April 10, 2026Categories Daily Haiku, Meta-PoemsTags dailyhaiku, dailypoem, dailypoetry, dailysenryu, flashpoetry, haiku, haikuchallenge, micropoetry, poem, poetry, senryu, zappai

04/10/26 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Mike Clark

Questions draw people in,
But pronouncements push them away
Ask questions.

Blast from the Past:

Raise troubling questions
Malleable conventions
Few floating forays

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 10, 2026April 10, 2026Categories Daily Haiku, Poems about PhilosophyTags dailyhaiku, dailypoem, dailypoetry, dailysenryu, dailyzappai, flashpoetry, haiku, haikuchallenge, micropoetry, poem, poetry, senryu, zappai

04/09/26 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Mike Newbry

Seconds before the
Big impact is the wrong time
To ask what the point is

Blast from the Past:

Isolated in our
Hulking towers of gray stone:
Evil in nonbeing

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 9, 2026April 9, 2026Categories Aphorisms, Daily Haiku, Poems about SocietyTags dailyhaiku, dailypoem, dailypoetry, dailysenryu, dailyzappai, flashpoetry, haiku, haikuchallenge, micropoetry, poem, poetry, senryu, zappai

04/08/26 A New Aphorism for a New Day

In the picture, I am not eating a burrito, but see if you can guess what I just ate.

If you want to really understand someone, watch how they eat a burrito.

Blast from the Past:

Who do you go to
When you need someone to
Discuss life’s questions?

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 8, 2026April 8, 2026Categories Miscellaneous

04/07/26 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Tahamie Farooqui

The stream keeps flowing
Despite my persistent tries
To dam it back up

Blast from the Past:

I stood with branches
Planting my feet in place while
Ideas whirled round

Author ETHNODATA1Posted on April 7, 2026April 7, 2026Categories Daily Haiku, Poems about Nature, Poems about Psychology

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