Trees please

Would you tell me please,
oak, pine, sycamore--which trees,
which ones made me sneeze?

countdown

only three hours of sleep
two wheels, one freezing headwind
no time now to weep

Running

Tires pollen yellow
dogwood blooms red and white to
CVS I go.

summer morning

three AM thunder
four thirty drizzly bike ride
swim then damp ride home

sunrise

flowing freezing air
hypothermia threatens
then I ride uphill

Sad day

Walking my Shadow
Remembering her cousin
Sympathy to all

forces of nature

unlike my cousin
uphill downwind homeward beats
upwind outward ride

oops

where has my mind gone
i made the perfect haiku
then it slipped away

Reflections on a morning ride

My bus passed by me
Dogwood blossom cloud hung low
Light stream ran to sea

spring

turn off the ipod
listen to nature singing
walk around outside

First day back

Laptop in panniers
with clothes and shoes paid my dues
in full in arrears

Frustration

four o'clock snowplow
leaves icy snow berm before
first swim class this year

Been meaning to test Cell

Been meaning to test
Cell phone return character
For writing haiku.

early morning

sole swimmer observes
underwater lane marks form
perfect reflections

dark beach road

4:30 fog makes
strangers of the shapes you know
black seas shush; horns low

faster

dead wind flags hang limp
predawn fog draws on me to
beat my old best time

Air on a Wire

Big blow, little puff:
Kite breeze fights my flow outside
Prana pulls me home

Swim

follow the black line
somersault, kick off the wall
back to the deep end

Ride

down the hill upwind
up the hill wind at my back
ride uphill both ways

Run

go get my leash now
open the door and take me
to chase the squirrels