Everything about this past month has been challenging, including keeping up with schedules, like my monthly post of favorite micropoetry. Forgive me, readers. I am that person with thirty browsers open right now, attempting four tasks simultaneously. It’s a bad habit. I know.
Even the challenge words for this month gave me pause, and so, these tiny verses represent me barely holding on to my commitments.
Please let me know if you have a favorite thread, and thanks for reading my February batch of haiku.
Yard Sale of Thoughts 
“His waves crash freely
Majestic cliffs take beatings
Love’s weakness exposed”
That one is my favorite and I like the tea-ku too ❤️
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Thank you, Paula. I’m about to have a glass of herbal tea to end the evening. Oh, to see the sea again soon. 💜
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Liked them all. Especially,
“When light is blinding,
the miraculous darkness
of a tight, closed lid.”
Splendid.
Splendid too the Lady of Shallot image. Adore it.
Take care of yourself. Go slow (as per your many open windows of to-do’s.) and don’t forget to breathe and be kind to yourself. Blessings. Xo
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Thank you. Selma. Your words are soothing. Thank you for the kind advice, as well. Warm regards, K.
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It’s really hard to choose. All fabulous, K.!
If I must:
“When light is blinding,
the miraculous darkness
of a tight, closed lid.”
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not heartless
tho yesterday
was nancy wilson s bday
good work~
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Two new words I had to look up nepenthe and adoubement
I think they all had a recurring theme ❤️
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So many good ones, but my favorite is this one:
“I meant what I said.
My love tank is on empty;
the fumes, nepenthe.” Powerful writing.
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Thank you kindly, Bridgette. Your kind words inspire me to keep up my haiku habit.
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