Since my interest in the Haiku form arose out of my exploration of mindfulness, most of my efforts will somehow fall under that heading. So rather than try to force-fit them into previously existing discussions, I will start my own. I make no pretense now, of understanding the nuances of the form other than the 5/7/5 requirement, so I guess they will mostly be "basterdizations". So be it, sometimes the message trumps the format. That being said, I promise to take the time to at least try to understand the rules that I may be breaking. I will start by collecting here the few that have been offered elsewhere.
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Life careening by
The world a churning rat race
Take time to be me
Wind in the cave
movement in stillness
Power in silence
— Ming-Dao Deng (born 1954 in San Francisco)
(Not exactly a haiku, but I prefer to leave these elegant words as is instead of changing anything)
Life is in all things
in their myriad divisions
and their unity
the bright blade glitters
like the sun and reshapes the
many to the one
The meadowlark's trill
The fragrance of fresh turned earth
Cool tranquility
Feces come about
Happiness circles around
Life does what it does
is that "sh*t happens"? ツ
certainly merde does abound
so let's make compost
The "Mother Earth News" version of mindfulness. Lol.
Children in their prime
Family spread far and wide
Grandchildren a joy
Sharks and hurricanes
Trains ubers and planes oh my
There's no place like home
False realities
Stories made up in my head
Like Walter Mitty
Unreal fantasies
Blind today's particulars
Focus on what's Now
Confined by my mind
No place to run nor to hide
Awareness of thought
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