the archives of f/k/a . . .

November 18, 2004

dagosan’s scrapbook – 2004 pt. 2

Filed under: pre-06-2006 — David Giacalone @ 5:42 pm


- below are haiku and senryu written by “dagosan”, this weblog’s Editor, David A. Giacalone. most have been on the Home Page, some are outtakes and rewrites. each is a work in progress. i hope they show improvement over time and encourage others to try writing haiku -


– click here for dagosan’s archive index -







snow turns to rain -


our Buddha’s visit


cut short


[Dec. 31, 2004]







just enough snow


for a Buddha –


too much snow



[Dec. 31, 2004]







new snowman –
hatless
scarecrow
[Dec. 30, 2004]







children awash


in christmas gifts –


tsunami on tv





[Dec. 28, 2004]





coins inside the walnuts -


great-grandchildren


cracking a smile





[Dec. 27, 2004, for Grandpa Bart]






cross words over turkey


over parenting–


the Yule log burns



[Dec. 26, 2004]








a sleigh-shaped cloud


floats by -


Christmas morning blue sky


[Dec. 25, 2004]









Nana serves


Grandma’s recipes —


Christmas Eve calamari


[Dec. 24, 2004]










it’s about


the journey –


not today!


[Dec. 23, 2004]





two-hour backup –


just past the accident,


Christmas Eve rainbow





wrapping and


packing–


she pastes on a smile



[Dec. 22, 2004]







of course,


it’s coming back –


solstice clouds hide the sun




[Dec. 21, 2004]












married a decade


she hides


the mistletoe







married a decade


he buys


new mistletoe


[Dec. 20, 2004]





rattled


by the parking space stalker


– season’s greetings!


[Dec. 19, 2004]






wind chill zero –


outside the high school


not one jacket zipped



[Dec. 18, 2004]




3 am nature call–


the loud drip


of icicles


[Dec. 17, 2004]







her migraine


lingers -


nine (shopping) days ’til Christmas


[Dec. 16, 2004]








fogged window -


too cold


meets too hot


[Dec. 15, 2004]














winter wind


rattles the windows -


the fridge hums louder



[Dec. 14, 2004]








birthday phone call -


your triple bypass


trumps my bad knee



[Dec. 13, 2004]







waiting room -
the masked man
brings his own magazine
[Dec. 11, 2004]







eyelid lightshow –


he hits the snooze button


one more time



[Dec. 10, 2004]












can’t put a name


to a very pretty face -



birthday gift


[Dec. 7, 2004]









snowstorm begins –


got coffee


no half ‘n’ half


[Dec. 6, 2004]








Sunday morning


omelet


for one






a single


mimosa


- hold the toast





Sunday evening


no shower


no shave



[Dec. 5, 2004]











two strawberry blondes


lean into the wind -


cattails lean with it


[Dec. 4, 2004]







snow falls


from a low gray sky -


she lifts the sauce pan lid


[Dec. 3, 2004]







a favorite tree


reflected in the river -



made me look again


[Dec. 2, 2004]






the river mirrors


the busy bridge -


one duck races the cars


[Dec. 1, 2004]




under nana’s afghan -
dreaming homemade
bread and meatballs
[Nov 30, 2004]





a mostly-cloudy sampler


of blues, grays and whites



– driving alone


[Nov 29, 2004]




finally touching
her face -  “are your fingers
always this cold?”
[Nov. 28, 2004]



the shower massage


finds her navel -


Buddha smile


[Nov 23, 2004]












rainy night drive –


squinting at glare


with dad’s eyes


[Nov 21, 2004]








clogged drain–


300-pound plumber


under the sink



[Nov.20, 2004]







sharing her flu -


the coffee


is bitter, too


[Nov. 19, 2004]






garbage can overflows –


skinny squirrel ignores


man and river


[Nov. 17, 2004]









sitting to meditate-


toilet and nose


start to run



[Nov. 15, 2004]









waving from the river bank


waving back


cattails


[Nov. 13, 2004]







first snowfall


no one knows how to drive


‘cept I


[Nov.12, 2004]






handful of pawns
protect the king -
Veterans Day
[Nov.11, 2004




even lovelier


naked


backyard elm




[Nov. 10, 2004]




almost sunset -


<span style="f

No Comments

No comments yet.

RSS feed for comments on this post.

Sorry, the comment form is closed at this time.

Powered by WordPress

Protected by AkismetBlog with WordPress