Still, dark room obeys
Ancient commands: candle burns,
Shadows turn to flame.
Haiku
Autumn in Houston
Camouflaged lizard
scampers across the path’s shade.
I wait, then walk on.
Haiku 9.28.23

Walking slowly home
Crickets drink up from night’s cup
Harvest moon soon full
Haiku 2.1.20
Stillness, receive me
Here, and hold my fear, my care.
Hear my plea, my prayer.
Haiku 12.31.19
Bow down to bowed nights.
Brave days of towering need.
Cede the Sower seed.
Haiku 12.29.19
Pen, write me right here.
Bells, take me from eye to ear.
Dawn, blaze through my fear.
Haiku 12.20.19
Cold coiled serpent
Thrives on heat my heart creates.
O my love, heal me.
Haiku 12.14.19
Fog. Ice. Dark blue night.
Bogged heart, mooned mind: fine, true. Still—
Flip, turn, start anew.
Haiku 12.13.19
Cold dawn. Bryce makes snow.
Down strong black coffee, then go.
Lend me strength, old friend.
Haiku 12.12.19
Friend: stay near graced nights
We stayed true to pain and need,
Bared torn hearts — chained, freed.