untitled haiku
The sun shines again After a paper-white moon Lone bird starts his song
I hope you find something beneficial here
The sun shines again After a paper-white moon Lone bird starts his song
I attempt a six-word sentence as a response to each book.
How they lived, in beautiful rhyme.
My log of recent events.
persistently rainy weather. Limits my energy, mood and travel options.
public pianos tend to be occupied or broken-down.
Here? Never again! Rain falling on a sick man I must not delay
又無いだ 雨は怖いだ はやく!せんせい!
I have spent a long time in suffering from the taints of the three poisons (which the Buddha has pointed out in the Dhamma):
Nevertheless, these older men – who have suffered, for an even longer time, from pain of some kind or another – were generous enough to appear in a photo together with me.
Yeah, curbing my intake of coffee is torturously difficult. But I make effort.
Here are drinks that I use as a substitute.
Once again, I visited a Japanese-style tavern in Singapore, named Toku Izakaya.
And I met Taki-san from Kamakura, Japan. Taki-san has a 5-year-old son who is enrolled in a kindergarten near Clementi Woods. Taki-san has only been in Singapore for five years.
And, I met a regular customer at the same izakaya, once more: Mr. Erkka from Finland. Today Erkka had his hair in braids.
What is a poet? A person who suffers from poverty And in his emptiness He sees A gem in the dirt And shines the gem for all
But don't forget that the gem came Because you are poor
Just saw Boram Um, David Crosby and Cole Torode at Dough. It's their day of rest, today.
I asked Cole how he deals with burn-out and being jaded. (He's been in the coffee industry for 15 years).
He suggested finding an outlet for your negative energy.