Friday, February 18, 2011

Haiku Daily Challenge #19 - Debris

I've been absent for a few days... and now, I am back. Relieved and grateful.


DEBRIS

Pale splinters, sawdust
hopeful cedar entrails
unrestoration








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Monday, February 14, 2011

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Daily Haiku Challenge: Love... In the Name of....

flames flicker in shapes
we elect to see meaning
does that hand say stop?










(because I refuse to be predictable)
This prompt is from the Daily Haiku Challenge.
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Saturday, February 12, 2011

Wednesday, February 9, 2011

Daily Haiku Challenge: Day 9 - 21 Years Old

I'll never know if
Her laugh would lilt, scrape or lift
Born into silence




My daughter, Marlena, would be 21 years old today.
She died at birth.

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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

Daily Haiku Challenge - Day 8: The Day Before

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Before the shock came
My heartbeat mimicking yours ~
Those last lilting steps

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Monday, February 7, 2011

The Daily Haiku Challenge: Day 7 ~ Anger

Anger knows him well
Daily frustration sandwich
He can't put in words...




Emotions are challenging for children on the autistic spectrum. This season has been exceptionally trying for my son. Praying he moves through this quickly. 

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Friday, February 4, 2011

Daily Haiku Challenge: Day 4 =





Form leaves impression
 
Sculpting movement into sand

 
Solo journey ends







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Thursday, February 3, 2011

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Amused by February's Sunrises

Small stone month is complete YET I have to continue sharing stones because... it was what I did before Small Stone month and... it is what I will continue to do.

One of my favored methods of "small stoning" was to write the sunrise and the sunset. Here in Bakersfield in January we had a true "I can see you sunrise" once or twice at best. Otherwise, I was left to be ultra creative with my stones.

February began with a bold "Ta-Da! I am here in all my rosy glory!"

So here are my first two sunrise stones for February:

February 1:
Ribbons of pink and gold sprint in the early morning light while the neighboring mountains applaud.

February 2:
Rose blush flirts with the morning star ~ Prelude to blasts of orange and gold now appearing ~ sun shows his peacock wings

Happy February, Friends!