ALL DAILY DREAMKU POSTED IN SEPTEMBER 2006
The Boy of Jars (Page of Cups) in The Tarot, by Neely Stewart, at Sandraven Gallery
ALL DAILY DREAM HAIKU POSTED IN SEPTEMBER 2006
September 1, 2006
fresh from her grave
she dances in a new style
we all dance along
September 2, 2006
she throws out
the old tunic
favorite cover-up
September 3, 2006
her new cover-up
only the surface
is hidden
September 4, 2006
as afraid of seeing
as of being seen
naked in the dark
September 5, 2006
palm-sized snowflakes
alight
awed mother and child
September 6, 2006
looking for cover
she feels molested
by his stare
September 7, 2006
menage a trois
he gives his two women
black lace veils
September 8, 2006
ahead of its time –
the baby’s yoga pose
wobbles
September 9, 2006
summer’s end
the storyteller takes
a stab to his heart
September 10, 2006
all the bulbs
burn out at once
she stumbles along
September 11, 2006
a path of rubble
the familiar man
teaches us a hymn
September 12, 2006
my deceased mother
steps from the freezer
sorrow wakes me
[Dreamed very shortly after my mother’s death when I was ten years old.]
September 13, 2006
she graciously
retrieves what was dropped
playing a part
September 14, 2006
renaissance fair
she spins mounds of thread
incognito
September 15, 2006
she belly dances
and tosses poems off
a man at dockside
September 16, 2006
it nearly escapes
(do other women have mice?)
she seals it in
September 17, 2006
his heart reconstructs
his dead lover
twin coffins
September 18, 2006
I edit out
his eyes and mouth
evil still shines
September 19, 2006
dark wood passage
the boy takes me by the nose
and leads
September 20, 2006
awesome
the giant penguin fossil
in the cliff face
September 21, 2006
her small hand swims
in the intricate gold glove
waking to sadness
September 22, 2006
she beams her will
to mend the broken mirror
dream magic
September 23, 2006
I write out a list
of reasons why she can’t stay
deceased friend
September 24, 2006
she’s handicapped
they weave her into their
bright tapestry
September 25, 2006
the blue tattoos
on their young faces:
clarity and truth
September 26, 2006
the point of it all:
The Fool at the top
of the paintree
[This can clearly be seen as the Tree of Life in the Qabala, as The Fool’s path connects to the top of the tree.)
September 27, 2006
tiny elves shelter
in the hollowed out birch tree
massive storm
September 28, 2006
cold breeze
she laughs at his ineptness
and broken English
September 29, 2006
the dog alerts them
one by one scruffy elves leave
the hollow log
September 30, 2006
twin toddler boys
one is cowed, one rebels,
a ghostly third
* * * *
ALL DAILY DREAM HAIKU POSTED IN SEPTEMBER 2006
September 1, 2006
fresh from her grave
she dances in a new style
we all dance along
September 2, 2006
she throws out
the old tunic
favorite cover-up
September 3, 2006
her new cover-up
only the surface
is hidden
September 4, 2006
as afraid of seeing
as of being seen
naked in the dark
September 5, 2006
palm-sized snowflakes
alight
awed mother and child
September 6, 2006
looking for cover
she feels molested
by his stare
September 7, 2006
menage a trois
he gives his two women
black lace veils
September 8, 2006
ahead of its time –
the baby’s yoga pose
wobbles
September 9, 2006
summer’s end
the storyteller takes
a stab to his heart
September 10, 2006
all the bulbs
burn out at once
she stumbles along
September 11, 2006
a path of rubble
the familiar man
teaches us a hymn
September 12, 2006
my deceased mother
steps from the freezer
sorrow wakes me
[Dreamed very shortly after my mother’s death when I was ten years old.]
September 13, 2006
she graciously
retrieves what was dropped
playing a part
September 14, 2006
renaissance fair
she spins mounds of thread
incognito
September 15, 2006
she belly dances
and tosses poems off
a man at dockside
September 16, 2006
it nearly escapes
(do other women have mice?)
she seals it in
September 17, 2006
his heart reconstructs
his dead lover
twin coffins
September 18, 2006
I edit out
his eyes and mouth
evil still shines
September 19, 2006
dark wood passage
the boy takes me by the nose
and leads
September 20, 2006
awesome
the giant penguin fossil
in the cliff face
September 21, 2006
her small hand swims
in the intricate gold glove
waking to sadness
September 22, 2006
she beams her will
to mend the broken mirror
dream magic
September 23, 2006
I write out a list
of reasons why she can’t stay
deceased friend
September 24, 2006
she’s handicapped
they weave her into their
bright tapestry
September 25, 2006
the blue tattoos
on their young faces:
clarity and truth
September 26, 2006
the point of it all:
The Fool at the top
of the paintree
[This can clearly be seen as the Tree of Life in the Qabala, as The Fool’s path connects to the top of the tree.)
September 27, 2006
tiny elves shelter
in the hollowed out birch tree
massive storm
September 28, 2006
cold breeze
she laughs at his ineptness
and broken English
September 29, 2006
the dog alerts them
one by one scruffy elves leave
the hollow log
September 30, 2006
twin toddler boys
one is cowed, one rebels,
a ghostly third
* * * *
Resource: Haiku Resource Page, I don't necessarily agree with everything here, but it is a great place to start exploring the haiku universe.
‘til next time, keep dreaming,
Roswila
[aka: Patricia Kelly]
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