A set of haiku from a walk at Silver Falls State park in Oregon on May 1, 2022. at the edge of this your abundance flows over full is my vessel

Generative Poetry as Touchable Art and Creative Code — I copied, pasted, cut, poked, threaded, beaded, coded, and finished Serendipitous Oulipo Haiku. Four hundred and eighteen haiku when rearranged by first, second, and third lines yield 418 x 418 x 418 poems. That is 73,034,632 haiku that often work, sometimes seem profound, and other times are broken thoughts. …

these tufts of stamens make pollen eddies in winds vertices of spring

of six broad beams — petals light — reaching out to touch all the precious life in the wood with warmth

This is the twenty-second set of haiku from my daily practice that started on January 1st, 2021. Enjoy! The last set is here. you drape down — from up almost as if you desire heaven and the Earth

This is the twenty-first set of haiku from my daily practice that started on January 1st, 2021. I publish a new set every 19 days. Enjoy! Last month’s set is here. breadcrumbs of sunbeams lead you to the horizon of an inner light

This is the twentieth set of haiku from my daily practice started on January 1st, 2021. I publish a new set every 19 days. Enjoy! The set for 2021 are here (friend’s links). you anticipate that your trail will not be full of water and ducks