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PACE Global Haiku • April 2007 |
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Haiku by I have only been writing Haiku for a few short weeks, but it has caused me to become more in tune with my feelings and observations of life. Haiku is way to record a specific moment in time. It is like certain scent that can take you back to a memory that you will cherish forever. When I look back at the haiku that I have written in the past few weeks, I can remember precisely what I was doing or reflecting on during that time. Haiku can help a person to mend a broken soul or celebrate the meaning of life. I will take what I have learned from this class with me for years to come. I will also have this keepsake to remind me of not only this class, but also the struggles that I have gone thru during my time at Millikin. It will remind me that I can do anything I put my mind to, even if I am not experienced in the field. I would like to give Dr. Brooks a special thanks for opening my eyes to something that I may have never noticed, if I had not been given the opportunity to take this class. |
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prairie grass |
warm hot chocolate |
warm sun |
cold winter night |
tangled necklace |
Leisure afternoon nap by the pool pour another margarita please don’t spill it husband kicks off his shoes afternoon break by Nicole Stonecipher |
Rengay summer heat the warmth of the sand In the distance sailboats sway the sea stretches a vision of heaven and earth by Kecia Wilson-Jackson |
© 2007, Randy Brooks • Millikin University
All rights returned to authors upon publication.