Still thinking of a title for this one, maybe “Ocean Lure.”
Tag: poetry
Newest haiku
It’s been quite awhile and it took some unblocking to get here, but I’m pleased with this new haiku!
“Today” haiku
Showing Up – a new haiku
It’s been awhile!
“Return,” a beach finding and reflection
I found this softened piece of glass bottle on the beach this week. All that’s legible is the word “RETURN.” At a time when I need to do just that – return to myself, this finding couldn’t have been more appropriate. (A message from the Universe, no doubt.) I’ve been meditating on what “return” means to me the last few days. The haiku “From Within” is my first reflection (reposting below). I’m happily using this experience as a way to get back into writing. 
Meditation 1: 
Thank you.
“from within” haiku
“holding my breath” haiku
“Choices” haiku
Haiku ode to Qi
Monday Haiku
Haiku for a New Year
I just can’t seem to write down all of the thoughts and emotions swirling around me right now. . .
The New Year is upon us and with that, here is something I will keep working on.
The Adventures of Piratess Tilly is here!
I am very proud and excited to announce that my children’s picture book, written in haiku, is available for purchase! There are a select few available in time for the Holidays! Please check out my Shop to learn more and make a purchase! Thank you so much for the support!
New haiku
It has been awhile since I’ve written. There is no doubt I am rusty, but that is okay. Everything has a cycle. It is all a process. Patience, gentleness and gratitude certainly help!
Here is my latest haiku:
The Adventures of Piratess Tilly cover image!
I am SO excited to share the front and back covers for my upcoming children’s picture book, The Adventures of Piratess Tilly. I hope you enjoy the beautiful watercolor illustrations by Karen Watson. The book is due to arrive and be ready for sale in late November/early December!
And please don’t forget to follow Tilly on Facebook and Twitter. Thank you!
~ Elizabeth Lorayne
“Sun Will Rise” a tribute haiku
As with so many people, the death of Robin Williams has jarred me. Being in the level of darkness he must have felt, greatly saddens me. It’s a place I feel deserves no harsh judgement. Pain is pain and with that pain, compassion is needed.
I am grateful for his life and for the light he bestowed on the world.
Thinking of Robin Williams; of the darkest of depressions; of the ability to make others laugh; and of the light, clarity and Springtime that the actual red robin symbolizes, I feel compelled to share this haiku.
Many thanks,
Elizabeth Lorayne
