Two hundred haikus
Three thousand four hundred beats
Is there any truth?
Just try to stay calm
Act serious and shoot straight
And stick to the facts
One haiku a day
What was I worried about?
Regular like me
New video games
They delight, distract, delay
What do they get done?
She hates the music
That helps me remember a
Simpler time and place
Like running errands
Get up, get out, get things done
Beats doing nothing
Work can be easy
When you set your mind to it
Almost can be fun
The best book I’ve read
Answer used to come easy
Now no longer sure
Mornings at the shop
Coffee and fast Internet
Home away from home
Artists pursue truth
Not so others can see, but
To quench their own thirst
Coughing in the night
Hearts torn to hear them suffer
Brain just needs to sleep
Go to Mexico
Get your pills and don’t get sick
Do what must be done
Seven seems closer
To age twelve than to age two
Can I help him grow?
A good day at work
Checking boxes off my list
Words of thanks and praise
Leading in a world
That changes its shape each day
Like riding a wave
All the signs are there
Pointing the same direction
Start my own movement
Awful night time thoughts
Fears descend while sleep eludes
Still must face the day
Please stop pretending
That I am blocking your way
You decide your fate
Purpose-Driven Life
A book of childish ideas
For the child-like mind
Good politicians
Do at the end of the day
What the people want
Inauguration
A day for looking forward
Break old traditions
Game of world conquest
Place, attack and fortify
Or just turn in cards
New Year’s Eve party
Mix of old friends and strangers
Not sure which are which
Must I stand in line
Behind flavored frothy drinks?
I just want coffee
A day filled with fun
At the Blue Harbor Resort
Red, blue and green slides
She takes so much time
Sleeping late and getting dressed
The day is half gone
What things would you change?
If it would happen again?
Less worry, more joy
Reflect at year’s end
Your life and its direction
Change it if you can
Boys like to play fight
We’re the good guys; you’re the bad
What does it teach them?
Clean out the gutters
Bail out the crock and other
Joys of owning home
