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Tag Archives: haiku
color spectrum haiku
the black flickering shadow of the red cardinal dances on white snow
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Tagged Bexley Ohio, Columbus Ohio, haiku, Jim Coe, Jim Coe Columbus Ohio
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’51 Gibson J-45
I’m a gardener, you’re the volunteer who vines by the row of heirloom Better Boys, you hide near the hollyhocks along the splintered wood fence, dry in the sunlight. I’m a mapmaker, your cheeks are hilltops, your tears flow like … Continue reading
Autumn in West Virginia Does This To Me
I admit, I cheated a slight bit in the syllable-count of line-3, but it’s with license. FRAME picture the mountain side, red brown yellow sunlight skeletal sycamore
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Tagged Bexley Ohio, Columbus Ohio, facebook, haiku, Jim Coe, Jim Coe Columbus Ohio, Orange Acorn, West Virginia
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Her Arched Brow of Politics
My omni-influences of this morning’s haiku… Her Arched Brow of Politics red oak leaves under slate stain sky, skirts extremes like Kate McGarrigle
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Seed
Seed squirrel let go acorn fore it lands on forest floor we hear spirit breathe
Posted in Haiku, Self Improvement, The Un-empiracal
Tagged Bexley Ohio, Columbus Ohio, facebook, Gaia, haiku, Jim Coe, Jim Coe Columbus Ohio, linkedin, Orange Acorn, Twitter
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Beaver Haiku
Beaver Haiku leave it to the art student I pose for, he looks like Jerry Mathers
Morning Fiddle
Morning Fiddle rusty maple leaves fall in dawn light as the bow drones an F-sharp wail
A Course In Miracles
Recently several “signs” in my experience pointed to A COURSE IN MIRACLES. I attended a study group to see how the flag unfurled on their flagpole before I made the investment. By “investment” I do not refer to the $20 … Continue reading
The Cranberry Wilderness Is Not Walden Pond…
…and I am not Henry David Thoreau. But as he opined: “A man is rich in proportion to the number of things he can afford to let alone,” I am practicing the art of simplifying my daily regimen. I … Continue reading
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Tagged Columbus Ohio, Cranberry Wilderness, haiku, Henry David Thoreau, Jim Coe, meditation, West Virginia, Williams River
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A Change In Direction: Where Doth Thou Blog?
After stewing periodically for my lack of posts, I decided to fearlessly compose and expose readers to my random themes about…blogging, and what inspirations might arise after a deliberate session of meditation. I believe I’ll change the direction of what … Continue reading
Posted in Leadership thru Trust, Lost Opportunities, Performing Arts, Possitivity: Work for Progress, Self Improvement, Social Media Networking
Tagged Artie Isaac, Columbus Ohio, facebook, faction, haiku, Jim Coe, Jim Coe Columbus Ohio, Net Cotton Content, Orange Acorn, Seth Godin, successful blogs, zen archery
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