I commute from Brooklyn to Manhattan by bike on most workdays. One day, to calm myself from too many car-doors in my face, too many pedestrians stepping blithely and without looking into the bikelane, I started composing haikus in my head. Thus was born the Bike Commute Haiku Project. From that day, June 10, 2014, I pledged to compose and post one haiku a day about my commute for one year. 

Addendum July 31, 2014: After a while, it became clear to me that I do not, actually, bike every single day. And so here is my modified pledge. I will post a haiku every day that I do until June 10, 2015. 

Monday
Jul212014

July 21, 2014: #BikeCommuteHaiku No. 41

The heat is massive

like a brick wall or a ghost.

Occupying space.

Sunday
Jul202014

July 20, 2014: #BikeCommuteHaiku No. 40

Tourists & biking:

Manhattan filled with persons

looking for something

Sunday
Jul202014

July 20, 2014: #BikeCommuteHaiku No. 39

Salt water wake-up.

Long Island Sound at 7:

healing properties.

Friday
Jul182014

July 18, 2014: #BikeCommuteHaiku No. 38

It feels strange to bike

as world is falling apart.

Useless pedaling

Thursday
Jul172014

July 17, 2014: #BikeCommuteHaiku No. 37

I must post on time!

Biking this week has been lax.

Mostly Citibikes. 

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