March 2009
27 posts
Frozen custard, wintry evening— Shivers in the car home. —Gaippe
Mar 31st
Yellow fields, brown river, bright blue sky— Killdeer returns. —Gaippe
Mar 31st
Good posture, shy laughter, small bites at dinner— First date. —Gaippe
Mar 30th
River runs brown sky burns blue— Early Iowa spring. —Gaippe
Mar 29th
Neighbor’s unraked leaves roll across my lawn— Spring wind. —Gaippe
Mar 27th
Hoping over the mound and into the dugout— the first robin. by Arizona Zipper
Mar 27th
Opening its eyes closing its eyes a cat in the sun. by Arizona Zipper
Mar 27th
Spring wind howls in still bare trees— Cat twitches in a dream. —Gaippe
Mar 24th
The cat snores, warm and secure in my chair— I listen from the couch. —Gaippe
Mar 24th
Mar 24th
Mar 23rd
Spring on the calendar, dirt and yellow stubble in the fields— Early yet.
Mar 23rd
Jesus haiku
The kingdom of the Father is spread across the land- Men do not see it. - Gospel of Thomas No. 113
Mar 23rd
Mar 21st
Experiencing Enlightenment
Defining the Characteristics of Enlightenment by Charles Day 1. Dissolution of the ego or sense of an independent, autonomous, controlling, and enduring self, following which there is no longer any fear of death, and all life is experienced as a manifestation of grace. 2. Realization of the interdependent unity and perfection of all reality, of everybody and everything, of all physical and mental...
Mar 21st
Another spring, and a long trail of grease ants over the breadboard. -from Braided Creek by Jim Harrison and Ted Kooser
Mar 20th
Today a pink rose in a vase on a table. Tomorrow, petals. -from Braided Creek by Jim Harrison and Ted Kooser
Mar 19th
Mar 19th
Out by the road waits the morning paper— And the Robins’ song. -Gaippe
Mar 18th
Some days one needs to hide from possibility. -from Braided Creek by Jim Harrison and Ted Kooser
Mar 17th
Against the blue sky, an eagle’s white head— Can’t look away. -Gaippe
Mar 16th
The water spider bounces on his legs but cannot shake the lake. -from Braided Creek by Jim Harrison and Ted Kooser
Mar 15th
Gusty winds blow gaps in the thick, evening clouds— Moon plays hide-and-seek. -Gaippe
Mar 13th
Mar 13th
Come to think of it, there’s no reason to decide who you are. -from Braided Creek by Jim Harrison and Ted Kooser
Mar 12th
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