
From the narrow mouth,
All the waterfall droplets
End in new places
Blast from the Past:
Falling snow atop
The mountain, an avalanche,
Or the sweeping wind?
The Cracked Door – Daily Haikus
Reflections on life, the world, and society. Come explore with me.

From the narrow mouth,
All the waterfall droplets
End in new places
Blast from the Past:
Falling snow atop
The mountain, an avalanche,
Or the sweeping wind?

Depression is when
You can no longer share your
Meaning with others
Blast from the Past:
Seeing her own face
Reflected in the mirror,
The girl grimaces
My friend wrote this interesting follow-up haiku:
Seeing the true face
Grimacing, the reflection
Slunk away saddened.

Personal impacts
Are fleeting wrinkles like a
Ripple in water
Blast from the Past:
Removal from drive
Comes with the removal of
Want and connection

A hummingbird drinks
From a spring flower as the
Mountains crests behind
A Blast from the Past:
Ferns with leaves so large
I could wrap it around my
Hip like a garment,
From where do you get so much water?

On the boat charging
Onwards into that great darkness
From which only the crew knows where it leads
Blast from the past:
Unfathomed darkness
Sliding in, circling around
Where will this take me?

From where does so much
Water come to remake
Everflowing stream?
Blast from the Past:
I’m walking along
The stream, letting its water
Become my thinking

The lessons of life
Rarely come cheap. Their price is
Etched in my wrinkles.
Blast from the Past:
Examine your life,
All that you have built so far,
Do you feel happy?