Haiku, a Japanese style of poetry, is written in three lines, using a total of 17 syllables in a 5-7-7 form. Traditionally, haiku poetry focuses on nature, particularly the season. Senryu poetry, similar in style and form to haiku, deals with human nature.
2012
Awakening
Dust to dust
Frog prince
Breaking down walls
Burning bright
A worthy life
Old friends
Lucky
A photo a day
2011
Make it count
Winter blues
Reason for the season
Can you spare some time
Departure
Trytophan hangover
No swimming
Oyster graveyard
Rock 4 sale
Beautiful mess
Monet, Monet
A road to nowhere
Red kimono
Derailed
She’s all that
Autumn rains
Pumpkin latte skies
No dumping
Weirdo
Choose Wisely
Mermaid forest
Misnomer
Don’t touch
Hillbilly
Twilight palette
Looks like rain
Summ… summ… summertime
More chicken
Taste of summer
Fortune cookie apocalypse
Breakfast flock
We were gods
A power unto her own
Meeting God
Split pea soup
Fairies
April Fool’s – Doxie duty
Muses: hope and fear
Toward the light
Guardians
Water
Canvas of sand
Sprouts
Fog
