My ex-father-in-law, my children’s other grandfather, has died. More accurately, the person, the man, the father, and grandfather we knew and loved, departed some time ago, and the shell he…
Twoku: The book of friendship / many chapters unwritten / my co-author died. Threeku: First, last exchanges / with a recent friend, now made / precious by her death. Fourku:…
Twoku: First day of the year / our excuse to contemplate / evaluate self. HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! – the Haikook
No doubt you are catching people’s attention wherever you are now. Rest in piece Yogi Berra… – the Haikook NY Times Article: http://www.nytimes.com/2015/09/24/sports/baseball/yogi-berra-dies-at-90-yankees-baseball-catcher.html PHOTO CREDIT: Sam Falk / The New…
Dr. Wayne W. Dyer has passed on to his next adventure, his next state of being. This haiku is in his memory… Obituary post on his Facebook page by the…
Twoku: I meditated / on my heart beat, surprised by / its syncopation. – the Haikook
Twoku: Aged in cask / living, distilling / our spirits. (3-5-3) – the Haikook
A 16-year-old boy died suddenly a few days ago. He was the brother of my daughter’s friend, a great kid, a rising star, and his death was innocent, of natural…
Twoku: Freedom fails / when church, state are not / separate. Threeku: When one religion / makes the laws, independence / no longer exists. Fourku: Independence lost / freedom failed,…
Twoku: Life’s promise / broken by death / deceiver. Threeku: Death by addiction / life full of promise, emptied / the promise broken. Fourku: Promise maker Birth / fills up…
Twoku: Reflection / hindsight is so clear / not foresight. Threeku: Ending nigh / a new beginning / promising. Fourku: Distant friend / already in future / says it’s bright.
Twoku: I’ll be late / to my funeral / what’s the rush? 🙂 – the Haikook
Twoku: Read the book / stilled voices we must / always hear. (Pictures taken at the 9-11 Memorial named “Rising”, in Valhalla, NY) Valhalla? The town is a fitting place…
Twoku: Blurred man / is seen inside the / empty man.
Twoku: Reflecting upon / this year’s many tragedies / glad for those still here.
Twoku: There’s a secret place / at the tops of trees, unseen / by all downcast eyes.