It's the end of the second week, and here are the haiku I've written since last Thursday's post.
It's always a question I have, if we're in the middle of a drought is it worth it to use water to clean out a plastic recyclable container or, is it less of an environmental impact to throw it unwashed into the trash? Anyone want to weigh in on this?
December 9
pondering plastic
more wasteful to wash
or toss away?
December 10(Come back on Sunday for the illustrated version.)
hands around a mug
insufficient warmth
to reach my heart
December 11
competing streetlights
shadows over shadows
the darkness deepens
December 12
Christmas countdown
moon watching added
to my list
December 13(Of course, the snow is now frozen into icy ruts, so it will just have to wait until spring!)
online friend
what is commonplace for her
I have to google
December 14
old friends
a competition of
memories
December 15
driveway waits
to be shoveled I wait
to be inspired
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Nice, Diane! The ones that speak to me most are 12/10, 12/11, and 12/14, though I've been doing a fair bit of moon-watching too. :) Patting myself on the back for making it halfway through the month without missing a day!
ReplyDeleteIt's a good habit to get into, Michelle. You may find you'll continue through January, and then, a full year!
DeleteIt's always good to see what you have to share, Diane. I did a fair bit of moon-watching too. It keeps me up, so out I go! As for the plastic, I wash with a little bit of water & soap. We're supposed to clean them for the re-cycle bin!
ReplyDeleteDiane, I really like the idea of warmth of a mug reaching our hand but not our hearts. So true about the physicality of lots of things that don't reach our inner selves. The moon watching
ReplyDeletehaiku is my favorite! Today I read this Annie Dillard quote. "Almost everything will work again if you unplug it for a few minutes, including you."