Haiku My Heart: Crema
fragrant with crema a perfect heart swirled on top delight grandé size Haiku My Heart
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Haiku My Heart': Stone Heart
only a stone heart could resist the temptation of cool, clear water Haiku My Heart
Words
Some of my favorite images that rely on words. Seen in the parking lot of my old QFC store (which became, for a while, Main and Vine ) at a time when I was feeling bereft, unloved, and vulnerable. Found in an artist's workshop during a Day of the Dead sojourn. Cautionary sign in a magical land called Moss Terra. Sign outside my favorite grocery store for a sensory field trip: Metropolitan Market, Proctor District, Tacoma. Brings back memories of browsing the stores in Joseph, Oregon with my Mom on our last trip together to Wallowa Lake to gather with two of her sisters (the third had back problems and couldn't make the trip) and some of my cousins' families. Found in an antique store in Puyallup, Washington. Paris is such a great city to explore on foot, soaking in the sights and sounds. Discovered while on a field trip to Lavender Festival in Sequim, Washington with my
Haiku My Heart: May the Fourth Be With You
Haiku My Heart i invite you to imagine living in peace one day at a time I have to admit that I'm finding it hard to celebrate the birthday of my country having declared its independence from Mother England, when the country was founded on institutionalized slavery, the idea that white men were created equal but but black men were less than and women weren't even considered. We tend to glorify the "all men are created equal" phrase without looking at the reality. We can do better. We must.
Haiku My Heart: Repose
Haiku My Heart face lying at rest nestled in soft greenery the sweetest repose
Haiku My Heart: Reflections
Haiku My Heart above and below lights hover like fireflies reflections abound
