04/09/25 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Rafael Garcin

Cacophony of
Vocalizations. Hysteria
Is sky-high.

(I wrote this haiku while on the road without enough internet access to post it day of, so I posted later when I internet.)

Blast from the Past:

Oh crowd, pushing me
And pulling me to and fro,
To where do you lead?

04/08/25 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Egor Litvinov

Moments of potential
Become monuments to
Our dawning reality

(I wrote this haiku while on the road without enough internet access to post it day of, so I posted later when I internet.)

Blast from the past:

Nothing eases pain
But it’s moments that give hope
Be a good neighbor

04/07/25 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Daniel Lincoln

The conscious mind wakes
To the potential dawning 
Of reality

(I wrote this haiku while on the road without enough internet access to post it day of, so I posted later when I internet.)

Blast from the Past:

Hey, wakey wakey.
There’s eggs and bac-y. Well no,
But here’s a haiku.

04/06/25 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: Johannes Plenio

Welcome and behold
The roots that weave us with those
Who built our present

Blast from the Past:

Processing choices
Made about me before I
Had even been born.

I am going to be traveling throughout the countryside until May 28th, 2025, so I will not have consistent internet access. Thus, I will be taking a break from posting my daily haikus. I plan to resume them once I get back. I will also not likely post my daily haikus. I will still write haikus everyday. I cannot but love writing these while traveling, but I will not usually have the internet to upload them here every day like I normally day. Once I get back, I hope to bulk upload all the haikus I wrote as I traveling. Thank you for your patience and support.

04/05/25 A New Haiku for a New Day

(I took this picture flying over the islands of Indonesia.)

One, lone airplane
Flying over the ocean,
Taking me to new worlds

Blast from the Past:

This winding dirt road
What wonders I must go see
To explore the world

04/01/25 A New Haiku for a New Day

Photo Credit: alan caishan

Soft hands and warm oil
Stretch, relax, and moisturize,
Getting a massage

Blast from the Past:

Sometimes you must learn
To gently calm down. Take time
To relax and heal.