Sedoka Poems in August

The Sedoka style poem is 3 lines with 5,7,7 syllables followed by another set of 5,7,7 syllables.  The first set is the "image" and the 2nd set is the response or commentary.

Projects

The door's paint - peeling

Cedar siding wear and tear

Garden sharing space with weeds

"To Do" list is born

And goes forth to mutiply

In digital form

6 a.m.

Light from the window

Seeps into my bedroom door

The dog's collar - clear jingle

Sounds of morning

Pleasantly awakens me

A brand new day to spin.

Who Knew?

The job I hated

It occurred to me, just now -

Those people hated me, too!

At sixty two years

There's a chance I might be 

Becoming wise, perhaps.