I am working on the material that will be in my 4thbook. I’m brushing over all of my written essays to add a Haiku to each.
I love Haiku for obvious reasons. My intention is for them to capture the essence and point of the essay.
I admit to enjoying the process of making this so. When I’m finished, it will find its way to Amazon for printing and public purchase.
At this time, I think the title will be “The Kitchen Table.” I love the picture it paints.
As I’ve always maintained, Democracy exists there in its best form, where all who are seated are invited to freely be themselves. This is where participants acquire the tools that build relationships and where, ideally, genuine dialogue occurs. If not at the kitchen table, where else?
–oo0oo–
It is Wednesday, January 24 about 3:20 pm, and I sit at my computer.
And my cat MEA sits on the desk watching me, nothing could be cuter.
She is my company, and most of the time, she cuddles with me.
She watches over me as Lenette once did a picture to see.
She knows I need her as company.
And I know this is true for both of us.
Although friendly and warm to visitors, it is me she trusts.
When in bed, she stays close to me.
That’s okay it is where I want her to be.
She was close to Lenette and listened to her.
Not to me in the same way for sure!
–oo0oo–
I am working on my 4th book and like what I’ve written.
What I am doing is adding Haikus and none are like kittens.
They are, as Haikus should be expressed, lean.
They are naked as can be, and none are mean.
The sun is the sun, and the moon is the moon.
They express in so few notes the most basic tune.
I love its basic form and the lean use of words.
5-7-5 syllables are all that is written and heard.
