waking up

waking up a visitor to the temple

march madness

march madness

the sound of nothing

but net

blossom warmth

blossom warmth
she folds some into the quilt

wildflowers

wildflowers   a       white butterfly         works          the   meadow

calm water

calm water

reflections from the far shore

almost reach me

spring blossoms

spring blossoms

the neighbor's hen

goes on and on

red ballons

red balloons

i fill up another

vile of blood

sábado de lluvia

sábado de lluvia
un neumático de la bici
medio-desinflado

.

rainy saturday

the bicycle tire

half-deflated

.

first published in Wet Asphalt - a monthly, Spanish-language kukai

poppy petals

poppy petals

the banked turn
of a red-tail hawk

eclipse

Anyone who perceives his Shadow and his Light simultaneously sees himself from two sides and thus gets in the middle.
- C.G. Jung

A total eclipse of the moon occurs Wednesday night. It's the last total lunar eclipse until December 2010. Nearly 3 billion people world-wide will be able to see it, weather permitting.

This eclipse comes with a bonus. Saturn will be visible close to the moon. Saturn's position will depend somewhat on your location. Seen from North America, the ringed planet will be above and to the left of the moon's center at mid-totality (7:26 PM PST).

I hope you will all join me tomorrow night with your haiku lenses.

night of the eclipse
the pen i choose
is empty