Haiku of Insight and Imgination

Haiku of Insight and Imgination


Joining up the rogues
undoing eternal values:
present doldrums

A frequent pilgrim
at Thy shrine:
sacred haiku poet

Pining love
piercing heart:
vigor is born

Saint chosen
to rule the land-
golden age

Green space
in the woods dark:
I linger here for a day or two

Sun's genial rays
find me distressed and forlorn:
willow tree

Everything in my life
falling to pieces:
let me fly and repose in Thee

Radiant moon above me
the stars shine out:
elysian reverie

Green valleys and streams
hear my sighs-
my silence speaketh to Thee

Muses mourn
nymphs share my grief-
sept11

Time passes
evening comes on
day's detested glare is over

All on fire
haiku poet:
deconstruction

Great secrets are known
in Paradise of innocence:
joseph's spose

Thou art my home
truth of my song:
virgin most venerable

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Faith in the Almighty Lord creates love, peace, brotherhood, inner joy, patience, humbleness, righteousness, kindness, and self-restraint.These good qualities alone can protect our world "where ignorant armies clash by night".

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