Writing Haikus can be a daily spiritual practice. Here are some of the Haiku’s that were written at the Sunday morning service on January, 31, 2021
We had three minutes to write a Haiku about the weather or what was out your window.
Enjoy.
–Thea Shapiro, DRE
Crystal blue sky
Crisp air and bright light
A hope of Spring to come
-Diana Bourgeois
Stillness holds the cold
Brittle branches wait do not break
Roots hope underground
-Karin Fuog
Ice forms on windows
staying inside is okay
I know spring will come!
–Nancy Mulvey
A sudden red flash
cardinal at my feeder
the morning’s blessing
-Nancy Mulvey
Sunlight over all
the ground still hides in shadows
I check the forecast
-David Grober
Snow on PA fields
covers the grass in whiteness
Enough for my skis
-Susan Stott
Yellow Tulips Grow
And then droop on my table
bringing in the sun
-Susan Stott
My soul is floating
Out the door, across the street
My feet remain warm.
-George Dudley
crisp, blue
air, water, animal and plant
Mother Earth
-Chas Bicking
Familiar faces online
Voices rising and falling
Comfort comes
-Ellen Geiger
Balance in change. The grace of constancy.
White, trees, snow, barren landscape.
Profusion of emptiness, remembrance of heartache.
–Pat Dell-Ross
Barren trees, reaching,
Stretching towards a bright sky
Snow covers the ground
-Shay Bradham
Sunshine bouncing on white sparkly snow.
Not a drop of wind moving, thus keeping the tree branches still.
What a glorious day for a walk and fire pit.
-Karen Gale
Stark landscape so white
cold, frozen, snow- birds fly by
each one with a song
-Thea Shapiro
