Winter solstice haiku
Winter’s shortest day The sun turns sharp on its heel And steps off toward spring
Observations on life, society, and how to be human and humane in a complex world dominated by technology
A collection of my poems
Winter’s shortest day The sun turns sharp on its heel And steps off toward spring
Mary Oliver’s poem, “The Summer Day,” is a favorite of mine: Who made the world? Who made the swan, and the black bear? Who made … Read more
I had never heard of the poet Mary Oliver until about 1994 when I was browsing the poetry section of a bookstore in Seattle on … Read more
Here are four haiku about dogs. My current dog is Milo, a mongrel I adopted from the Multnomah County Animal Shelter. The haiku follow the … Read more
Haiku instructions: two spare lines setting the mood, then an astute third — perhaps with two more after, a tanka in counterpoint
Dawn is my favorite time of day — quiet, lovely, and full of promise for the hours ahead. I offer this haiku in celebration. autumn … Read more
Truth a great stone wall Facts piled one on another Doubt is the mortar