I've been writing haikus for quite awhile, generally what I label #morningcoffeehaiku. They used to be rather banal about coffee, morning and sunrise, but as this awful war has been going on, dangerously endlessly --yes, even after the release of living hostages-- sometimes my formerly innocent haikus have concentrated on the Hamas/Gaza War. Following are some recent ones. Feel free to share and comment.
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Sunday, October 19, 2025
Hamas/Gaza War Musings #61: VICTORY Prayer Haikus #4
VICTORY's our reward for
fighting enemies
I'm too powerless
too really affect the world
for true total VICTORY
Disaster awaits
I'm terrified of future
war will follow "deal"
much worse than any other
some holy work still goes on
Where's the victory?
Bibi gave up sovereignty...
Succot Holiday
escape from reality
not for good, I have no doubt
There's more danger now
deal's suicidal for sure
As I went through my Morning Coffee Haikus, I was surprised to discover that all I had written about was the war and lack of VICTORY. Gd willing there will be a major change. Please pray and do whatever else you can, like sharing my thoughts... thanks.
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Friday, June 27, 2025
Hamas/Gaza War Musings #49: Life During War in 17 Syllables, Haikus
I've been writing Haikus for years and have a facebook group I call #morningcoffeehaiku. Pretty much every morning, while drinking my coffee, I describe my feelings in haiku form. That means three rows of text. The first has five syllables, second has seven, and the third five syllables. Writing these haikus has trained my mind to express myself in minimal words.
Here are a few, most recent first:
pray and fight with equal zeal
VICTORY's needed
before celebrations start
war's hibernating
at least Iranian front
Iran is only one front
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