
Month: October 2018
Sedona Sunrise

The Rocks Remember

October yellows
October yellows
In early morning sunlight
Oak Creek Canyon hike

October Flowers in Sedona
Sedona magic
Late October wildflowers
A child’s joyous smile
~haiku by don iannone

Stuck Autumn Leaf

Glorious Autumn Colors

Sunset’s streaking colors

Birds at nightfall

Cleveland at its best

Autumn’s mystery

Time for Autumn to Fill Our Souls

Forgetting myself
For just one moment,
I forgot myself–
Who I am,
Who I think I am, and
Who I think others think I am.
It was a relief–
To be free of myself, and
All the things associated
With who I think I am.
For one moment, I had the chance
To be something thoughts escape,
Something time doesn’t own,
Something with no need to die.
Note: Honoring the teachings of Jack Kornfield.
Hiking in Zion

The wisdom of beginnings and endings

Anyone can be a teacher to us

Lost art of reading

Transcending our Regrets

Red-Tailed Hawk Poem

Latest Comment on Riding Wild Horses

Remembering who we are

Sharing a Joint at Low Tide

Turquoise, Silver, and Gold

Noise Polluted World

Cat sleeps by the fire

Competing fishermen

Running Wild Horses

New Poetry Book Announcement: Riding Wild Horses

Good Morning Friends, I am pleased to announce the release of another new poetry book, entitled “Riding Wild Horses, Haiku Poems on Living with Passion and Mindful Heart.” In addition to almost 100 haiku poems, it contains some of my photographs and drawings, and some commentary on “mindful heartedness” and the wild horse situation in the American West. The book is available on Amazon and through other online book retailers. Click here to learn more.
Rock and Roll Haiku

Howling at the wolf full moon

Starry Night Sky

Beauty of aging
