Haiku Septet III: TodayToday is a start, Fresh from the dawn it is born, Ready to be lived,Haiku Septet III: Today
Today I am clean, From the mud of yesterday, And I start anew,
Today I can feel, The road rising to meet me, As I walk along,
Today I’m with friends, Who can cope with my issues, And advise me too,
Today I have strength, Of heart; it’s enough to grasp, Handfuls of lightning,
Today I can sing, Of heartaches of yesterday, And not lose all hope,
As today begins, I watch the golden sun rise, And know I am blessed.
Haiku Septet II: LifeHaiku Septet II: LifeHaiku Septet II: Life
What is life’s meaning? Is it to achieve your dreams? Or simply to thrive?
The long road of life, Is trod by both restless ones, And weary ones too,
The weary want rest, The restless want weariness, What sense is there here?
Pain for all people, Will always exist in life, You can’t escape it,
But for all who walk, Beauty blooms to dull the pain, You just have to look,
There are people too, Who have seen life’s great beauty, And show others it,
But my point of v
Haiku Septet I: DeathI have seen the deaths, Of many, good and evil, And it makes me think,Haiku Septet I: Death
I would not fear death, If only I understood, Where I will go to,
If I could be with, All of the people I love, Then I would not fear,
I cannot tell you, How much it would mean to me, To see you again,
When earth covers me, And my body turns to dust, I hope to live on,
Hope to wear white robes, And walk with you in the clouds, That’s my secret dream,
So now I’ll face life, Without a fear of what comes, After my li
AW: Andrew
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