LXXI
An early crocus
Blooms, denying any more
Frosty tomorrows.
Haiku by Jim
LXXI
An early crocus
Blooms, denying any more
Frosty tomorrows.
LXXII
Homo sapiens
Walk from a car watching them
With its shining lights.
LXXVIII
The night sky written
On little Caribou Lake,
Erased by morning.
LXXIX
Truck tires shed re-treads
Leaving rubber carcasses
Writhing in the road.
LXXX
Spring shouts at a fresh
Blanket of snow, threatening
A total meltdown.
LXXXI
A bee buzzed around
Me as I sat in the sun.
Strange January.
LXXXIV
Innocent yellow
Dandelions surrounded
By manicured lawns.
LXXXVII
After midnight a
Dense mist tries to wrap the world
In a soft blanket.
LXXXV
Undulating bricks
Of the patio slowly
Surf the waves of time.
LXXXVI
A Paschal moon shines
Brightly. No one could see it
Behind the storm clouds.
LXXXIX
Fireflies. Living
Shooting stars darting about.
Earthly asteroids.
XCII
Vibrating watches.
Multitasking companions.
Connectivity.