Summer Haiku

rabbits eat clover
tomatoes grow rapidly
hummingbirds fly past

Spring Haiku

bright sun splashes us
hummingbirds buzz by our heads
evening breeze kisses

Spring Haiku

haze permeates all
sticking, clinging, and all hot
Where art thou spring gone?

Spring Haiku

peppers and 'maters
green and growin in backyard
basil tickles nose

Spring Haiku

wet air hangs adrift
humidity returns, yes
natures sauna lives

Spring Haiku

Fast thunderstorms pass
heavy rains fall , the deluge
birds search for the worms

Summer / Spring Haiku

the day is long now
birds nurture their young to flight
thunder boomers roam

* Yes it is still spring, but since many think it is summer after Memorial Day, we have Summer / Spring Haiku.

Spring Haiku

hear the rain again
a high tide crests the river
the day sleeps us by

Monday Haiku

coffee is to cold
gassed from weekend adventure
work is such a drag

Spring Haiku

wild onions drift
with the blades of cut grasses
a bird flying past

Spring Haiku

rosemary and mint
plays in the warm sun, the wind
still holds a cold hand

Spring Haiku

a warm morning breeze
a gaggle of gulls circle
a frost grip abates

Spring Haiku

dragonfly in flight
humming birds feeding frenzied
grasses are knee-high

Spring Haiku

cold rain and grey clouds
the robin searches for worms
a cold wind blows east

Spring Haiku

Scattered showers fall
Delmarvalous weather, yes
always about change

Daily Zen or Zen Like Substitute

"Sitting quietly, doing nothing,

Spring comes, and the grass grows by itself." Zenrin Kushû (The Way of Zen 134, 222)

Daily Zen or Zen Like Substitute

Where there is love,
there is no question.

Daily Zen or Zen Like Substitute

Bliss is
a constant state of mind,
undisturbed by gain or loss.

Daily Zen or Zen Like Substitute

To be calm is the highest achievement of the self.