Here's this week's heap of haikus:

 

Once a year, Pi day
comes around. It should be squared.
But never mind that.

( 3-14 is Pi day. )



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The bare trees seem poised,
waiting for Spring to arrive.
Spring is running late.
 

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Puddles ripple at
the edge of a lonely street.
Intermittent rain.

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What colors my sky
are emotional shades of
a diverse palette.

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A new moon will shine
on an old village square, and
make it young again.

(I originally wrote piazza rather than village square, but too many people mis-read it as pizza.)

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A moonlit whisper,
two lovers in silhouette;
gentle affection.


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A tiny sparrow
is chased by a feisty pup
pulling a young girl.


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Happiness is not
a station you arrive at,
it's the train you're on.


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A tangle of trees
may clutter the morning sky
but happily so.


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Double haiku:

The first workday of
Daylight Savings resumes my
breath-taking rides home.

Dusk on the Hudson,
clouds glow o'er the Palisades,
lights blink on the bridge.


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If you only stand
facing West, than nothing will
ever dawn on you.


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on-the-other-hand-ku:

Young men that follow
Horace Greely's advice, will
some day reach Japan.


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Over a basin
a woman washes off an
amorous pursuit.

( Mary Cassatt -

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Apres tour jetes,
a small ballerina stops
to smell the roses.

Thanks to Kristina Rebelo for the use of her photograph

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Sitting in the shade
in the afternoon, ladies
leisurely texting.

(  Monet - The Park )

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The green glow of night,
a downtown drenched in fog, an
escape by subway

( NYC City Hall - 1907 )

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^The 3rd Annual Best Medicine Night of Comedy to Benefit the Spondylitis Association of America will be held on May 30th, 2014 at the world famous Comic Strip Live in New York City.  I will once again be co-producing the event.  More info to follow.