Finishing up my Taijiquan Haikus

I was working on my taijiquan haiku series and then lost steam. Part of it was the double haiku’s weren’t all as strong as each other. I decided since that was holding me up to simplify and do one haiku per each. Again these are in no way meant to speak like the classics or be authoritative. But crafting them has given me time to really think and dig deep on each one. My ultimate plan is to put these to watercolor and calligraphy and hang them in my home office. Peng spine long and crown high sunk deep buoyant chi fills surging spring, root fed Lu the water wheel coils lithely adhering, yielding new path, found and filled Ji three pairs move as one a sealed touch with no gaps leads compressed wave forth An swift beneath the still sinks to swell, dive, fill hollows wave recedes - surges Tsai deep water made clear fish darting among the roots still heron spears true Leih hips unlock the door a millstone set in motion wood splits with the grain Chou already inside hip the hub, elbow the…