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Sprinkled by the dew,
Nature’s purification:
Flowers born again.

holy water
the tiny white gossemer
dress she wore

water drips slowly
large puddle forms on ground
birds splash playfully

For S.K.A.T.'s picture perfect Haiku contest.
I managed to snag the last spot. 

In this humble place,
This very moment You come;
Glorious indwelling.

Recovery reigned

beyond lure and fire and ice

then

to baptismal pool.


Sponsor: Jusin Bordner
Contest Name:  "Where Freedom Finds The Fire"
Deadline: 4/26/16

He drinks zamalek
In the shade of 
The jacaranda tree

Full moon rises clean
deep baptismal Atlantic
starboard full steam ahead. 

 she soaks up the rain
 with arms outstretched, finding bliss
 in  nature's  baptism
 

Life's a waiting game
Heaven or Hell is waiting
there's no in between

Seasonal petals,
Anointed by dawning dew:
Morning baptism.

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Torrential rain
Rain hood is leaking
Slithering rain.

*

Mountain flowers bloom
on sunlight dappled hillside-
my spirit rests

                      cold the earth ... immerse
                
                submerge ... shower swim or bathe
                
                           baptism ... rebirth

I am the pine tree
not this individual 
pointing to the sun

I am the planet
not this individual 
reaching for the sun

I am the cosmos
not this individual 
orbiting the sun

I am the I am
not an individual 
bathing in the sun

brazen tulip tree
into the green eyes of spring
flashing her light pink

Naked and dejected, 
Between heaven and the void, 
Struggling yet contented.

this baptism of love will cheat my heart in the end and fool me again

My wrongs were long ago
my rights corrupt my mirror
i'm about to run

Bishop

Clad in off white man
In charge of religion world wide
Trying to save the world

Umbilical mime cries
placental free for all
pre born to be wild

Spinal s plentitudes
solo cranial carvings
soulful solitudes

From your dawn slumber
seek yourself one to another
reflect, flow downstream

Bishop

Clad in off white man
In charge of religion world wide
Trying to save the world

Watch me walk the mile
approaching death unfamiliar
finding hills of home

At home in space time
Soft music under our stars 
the facts of our dreams

Buddha numerics
Time between death and rebirth
cosmic waiting room















(bardo- intermediate space of time between 
death and rebirth. Symbolically, 7 to
49 days in Buddhist time.)

Moon willow baptized white light
Dance darkness dewy devine
Bloody babe stillborn

Life of lotus lights
dance by flying winds of change
Astral traveling

In the guise of life
patterned circumstances
affirmation Howl.

blue haze
mental acupuncture cliff
habitual word tripwire


(hiku a form of haiku with 16 syllables. 
Did this only to enter a contest.)

Above and below
Buddha browses karmas sent
Magic spaces of mind