Last haiku ever
Think two thousand is enough
Do you disagree?
Tonight is for me
Tomorrow night is for you
Is balance enough?
Think before you write
And then write before you speak
Great habits to start
Looking at his scores
Then putting them out of mind
Can do just so much
Time to start packing
Remember to bring the stuff
You don’t know you need
Just one thing to do
Put them in some kind of list
Start checking them off
I’m in a new place
Looking for some new routine
And some old habits
You try and you try
And most of the time you lose
Makes some people stop
I’ve been here before
Didn’t realize that until
I walked in the door
Careful with wisdom
Offered free by passers by
Comes with strings attached
Don’t know what to do
Don’t know who I need to be
Just know how I feel
A mess of trouble
A heap of bad intentions
A pile of sorrow
It is still too cold
For being outside in May
It should be warmer
Won’t play laser tag
Won’t ride the roller coasters
We’re apple and tree
Already agreed
Do you remember our deal?
Or just what you get?
It must seem crazy
To the pawns on the chess board
Can’t see the whole game
I stumbled and fell
But I got back on my feet
Kept moving forward
Run from the problem
Hide under your delusion
Of how things should be
Once you understand
What must get done, will get done
Stress will melt away
Ten pages a day
We take turns reading aloud
And asking questions
Striking a balance
Is easier said than done
Passions will conflict
Best things get stolen
So please keep them to yourself
There’s no other way
What is the reason?
What makes you act in this way?
I can’t understand
In my home office
For the first time this season
Wait for snow to melt
A story is told
But not written down. It changes
With every telling
A new obsession
Starts with the smallest of steps
Repeat forever
They say management
Is about tasks. Leadership
Is about people
