Here's this week's heap of haikus:




 

What-the-bird-at-the-racetrack-is-thinking-ku:

The two legged things
sit on the four legged things
and run in circles?!

(Thanks to Kristina Rebelo for the use of the photo.)

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A rosy outlook
can still have thorny issues.
My advice? Wear gloves.



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Winter reminder-ku:

Though snow has fallen,
remember, it has fallen
but it can't get up.


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An eager puppy,
tail wagging, strains at his leash.
So many new friends!


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When you think of friends,
round their 'rough edges', and put
smiles on their faces.    



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Stuck. Like in cement.
His life's going nowhere, and
the stage has left Dodge.




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Skies with quiet clouds,
boardwalks sparsely peopled with
Old folks lost in thought.



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( I forgot to post these during peak foliage time ... )


Maples, elms and oaks
burst with yellow, red and orange;
the forest ablaze!

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As the earth prepares
to take its winter snooze, the
foliage blushes.


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A tangled mass of
branches peer into the stream
searching for lost leaves.


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COMPUTER CAP LOCKS
SERVE A PURPOSE!   ALLOWING
ONLINE MIMES TO SCREAM!



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Bottle openers are
useless ... till you need them.  Like
Condoms in wallets.

 

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Oh sturdy vine, on
which we all depend, wither
not at season's end.


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A tiny bird pecks
at what it thinks is food, and
man thought smoke-able.


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Do not suffer fools,
gently educate them and
elevate their souls.


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Purple swirls may make
you dizzy, but old love songs
may well make you blue.


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And so it begins;
the cold month that ends each year.
Be mild, December.


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