Friday, December 31, 2021

 

Haiku Friday: New Year's Resolutions

 

Between ages 10-35, I made "5-year plans" that laid out specific personal (and eventually, professional) goals. I suppose I got the idea from Soviet propaganda somewhere, but it was a pretty productive tool. 
 
While I'm into that kind of planning, New Year's resolutions have never been a big thing for me. Sometimes I have general aspirations, but I've never taken it seriously. I admire people who do! Let's haiku about that this week. Here, I will go first:
 
My resolution:
Lose 100 pounds or more!
Down to 80 pounds.
 
Now it is your turn! Just use the 5/7/5 syllable pattern, and have some fun!

Comments:
I got COVID twice
In 2020 and now
I'll take next year off.
 
01-01-22
I thought ā€˜19 was
bad. Twenty worse. Twenty-one
worst of all. Hurting

as ā€˜22 starts.
Even the weather today
is sad and dreary.

My optimism
is sparse. But it IS present.
Small light, flickering

just beyond where I
can touch it. But I see it.
Has to do for now.

Iā€™m old enough to
know bad times pass. The sun
light will shine again.

 
My words for the New
Year are: Gratitude, Selfcare,
Strength and Connection

 
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