Boy curled in my arms, Dad and girl doing puzzles; This, our happy life.
Siblings: A Haiku.
From upstairs I hear kids squealing at their own joke; Two mouths but one laugh.
Two(s) Haikus.
For him, at bedtime. Eyes close in my arms; Remembering your blue hat. Always my boy, babe. For her, at wake up. Before the sun rose you tiptoed into my arms; Hearts beating in sync.
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For some time now, K and I have been leaving notes for each other in the same word document on the computer every night for each of us to wake up or come home to or find. It is romantic, it is tender, it is intimate and it is organic. We are finding ourselves again, ...
Time, A Haiku.
Time, could you please slow? You're moving in fast motion I cannot keep up.
Bedtime. A Haiku.
Four of us snug-gled in bed; kids trading giggles. What life is about.
A mother’s Anticipation: A Haiku
The house is silent; Waiting to hear morning noise from one of my kids.
Caught in the rain/A Haiku
Tonight we scampered, hugging, as rain pelted us; You are my shelter.
I overheard my grandparents/A Haiku
They grabbed hands, saying, "This is so worth living for." Then I lost my breath.
last night/bedtime/as you fell asleep in my arms/a haiku
When we rock to sleep, we are the sole two souls, dear, in this grand, grand world.
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