What follows is a very special Haiku for a very special resident of the Retreat. This is in honor of the decision to move from guest to resident. Sunflower summer- Sunflower sits shadow tree. Wind [light] morning [early] smell good.
alone
anger
autumn
balance
bear
bend like a reed
bonsai
Buddha
Buddhism
Buddhist
calm
change
childhood
children
community
contemplation
dawn
death
desert
Dr. King
dreams
emotion
emotions
enlightenment
ethics
faith
family
fellowship
forest
future
garden
gardening
Ghandi
growth
Haibun
Haiku
harmony
hate
heat
hermatige
hermit
history
individual
island
journey
joy
jungle
kindness
Koan
life
life cycle
lonliness
loss
lotus
love
meditaition
meditation
memories
memory
moon
morning
mountain
moving forward
nature
new beginnings
New Mexico
oasis
passion
path
pathway
patience
peace
perception
power
rain
reality
rebirth
reflection
religion
rest
retreat
river
self
silence
simplicity
snow
solitude
sorrow
spring
strength
summer
sun
symbology
Tanka
taoism
time
travel
tree
trees
truth
unconditional love
walking meditaition
walking meditation
water
waterfall
wind
winter
youth
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Daily Archives: 04 September, 2013
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Tagged with: ASL, community, growth, Haiku, individual, journey, life, love
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