This version may be better: James Webb telescope— see the oldest universe with brand new glasses

in the waiting room I really appreciate the closed captioning #Haiku #Poetry

the lawnmower snarls cutting short the seedy dreams of unruly grass #Haiku #Poetry

scattered on the lawn fragments of golden sunshine— yellow autumn leaves #Haiku #Poetry

breaking in my shoes the ones that I’ve barely worn since I retired #Haiku #Poetry

an evening with friends ended with loud, angry words a mournful breakfast #Haiku #Poetry

a message today of reconciliation— the friendships survive #Haiku #Poetry

after two weeks off hesitantly lacing up neglected sneakers #Haiku #Poetry

off to run errands got to pick up eggs, bread, and the latest booster #Haiku #Poetry

my grown son’s old coat in the pile of donations I hear it whisper #Haiku #Poetry

my story has stalled and so, as I often do, I turn to haiku #Haiku #Poetry

pale and shy no more the berries are out and proud in their autumn red #Haiku #Poetry

the word “negative” has certainly earned a more positive meaning #Haiku #Poetry

Über’s on its way these days going on a trip is truly a gift #Haiku #Poetry (No haiku from me for a while. Stay safe, everyone.)

Welp. I tried my best (vaxxed, triple boosted, avoiding indoor places, masked in public…), but it got me.

a negative test— the breath I’ve held for a month finally released #Haiku #Poetry

droning leaf blower outside my bedroom window— summer’s elegy #Haiku #Poetry

the elegant ash dances in the autumn wind a sultry strip-tease #Haiku #Poetry

autumn’s bonfires burning summer’s leaves into snowy white ash #Haiku #Poetry

Oh, the horror …