January 2025
Six Verses
We spent Christmas this year in Idaho waiting for our first grandson to arrive. A few haiku came my way after the excitement was winding down.
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February 2025
Ten Verses
As is normal for Colorado, cold weeks mix with some warm days now and again, enough to remind us of an eventual Spring. When the temperatures are a bit warmer, we often find ourselves at one park or another.
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March 2025
Sixteen Verses
Travel gives me opportunity to tune into creativity. This month we traveled to Idaho and Utah to visit family.
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April 2025
Two Verses
Neighborhood birds inspired these verses.
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May 2025
Five Verses
Spring has come to the Rocky Mountains and we are enjoying this new season.
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June 2025
Nine Verses
Rainy weeks of late May and early June have given way to the warmth of summer in the Rockies.
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July 2025
Fifty Two Verses
Hot days with plenty of afternoon showers to cool things off combine with early morning musings and poetry sitting under the Honey Locust in the front yard.
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August 2025
Forty One Verses
A trip to see a grandson in Idaho and other family visits in multiple states provided a number of opportunities for reflection (poetry watch) and photography.
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September 2025
Forty Thee Verses
Quiet mornings sitting int he front yard meditating, praying yield whispered poems.
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October 2025
Ten Verses
The silence of just one Sunday morning on Lake Mooselookmeguntic made the entire trip worth it.
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November 2025
One Verse
Just one poem for a brown November.
December 2025
Twelve Verses
Driving I-70 West to East provides both the right conditions (boredom) and the materials (inspiring vistas and speech-to-text technology) for creating Haiku.