Skip to content
  • Home
  • poems
  • Prose
  • songs
  • About
  • Contact

Barefoot Sociologist

Lyrical musings on everyday life

Tag: Haiku

Swimming with Swans

Posted on 21st January 202120th January 2021 by barefootsociologist

The winter is cold. Ice forms on the loch. I swim & two swans follow.

Tagged cold, Haiku, ice, loch, new year, poem, poetry in the time of coronavirus, Scotland, senryu, swans, swimming, wild1 Comment

Nostalgia

Posted on 13th July 20201st July 2020 by barefootsociologist

To dream of the past & live in it still, is to forego the future.

Tagged dreams, future, Haiku, nostalgia, past, poem, present, senryu, women writing poetry1 Comment

In Dreams

Posted on 3rd July 20201st July 2020 by barefootsociologist

Childhood is present & the past real. On waking, aching loss remains.

Tagged adulthood, Childhood, dreams, Haiku, loss, past, poem, present, reality, senryu, sleep, time, waking3 Comments

Meditations on Nature & the Self

Posted on 4th June 202027th May 2020 by barefootsociologist

the view outside my window of blossoms, birds, bees & trees changes as do I.

Tagged Change, Haiku, japanese, meditations, modern, Nature, poetry, self, short poemLeave a comment

Time To Come

Posted on 7th February 20207th February 2020 by barefootsociologist

Darkness came at 4. Now it comes at 5:40 and I come, rarely.

Tagged 5/7/5, come, Haiku, humour, orgasm, poem, time2 Comments

Posts navigation

Older posts

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Archives

2020: https://barefootsociologist.com/2020/

 

2019: https://barefootsociologist.com/2019/

2018: https://barefootsociologist.com/2018/

Create a website or blog at WordPress.com
Barefoot Sociologist
Create a website or blog at WordPress.com
Cancel