haiku

I feel encased in

the winter ice. The cold has

seeped into my bones.

Photos by: Osquer

haiku

The threat of weather

keeps me indoors, but fails to

materialize.

Photo by: Osquer - Nov. 27, 2008

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I tried not to hover over his shoulder as I remembered how much that annoyed me when people did it to me, but I was fascinated by the skill of his hands as he manipulated the tiny wires, disks and crystals in the model. "If I can just figure out the dimensions, I can get the entire space/time continuum up and running again."

haiku (for Jay)

I enjoy the crunch

of leaves underfoot, knowing

they'll be raked up soon.

Photo by: Osquer

haiku

Helicopter seed

lands on the windowsill while

I make myself lunch.

Photo by: Osquer

Pittsburgh 250 Photosynth

Photos by: Osquer and Jay

haiku (for Jay)

Sunset slices through

preoccupation, and I

hurry home to you.

Photo by: Osquer

haiku

A pigeon's toilet

shows little respect for the

king of the forest.

Photos by: Osquer

haiku

Butterflies and I

like oregano blooms for

different reasons.

Photo by: Osquer

haiku (with a nod to Billy Crystal)

Green tomatoes hang

in the sultry air. I slice

zucchini to grill.

Photos by: Osquer
Grilling by: Jay

haiku

Late blooming Black-Eyed-

Susans wink shyly from their

shadowy corner.

Photo by: Osquer

haiku

A large bumble-bee

rests from her long day's labors.

I leave her alone.

Photo by: Osquer

haiku

The garden is in

it's young glory. All is green

with golden blossoms.

Photo by: Osquer
Garden by: Osquer and her Dad

haiku

Bread dough rises more

quickly in June than it does

in January.

Photos by: Osquer

haiku

Geraniums grow

pink in the sun like tourists

without their sunscreen.

Photo by: Osquer