A haiku haiga dialogue, enhancing the simple talent of appreciation...
Powerful yet beautiful words with a great message.
Anthony thank you for stopping bymuch love...
The first three lines form a perfect haiku in themselves, reminding me of one of my favorites from the Japanese masters.calm daysthe swift yearsforgotten(Taigi)
i like it, thank you for sharing, Billmuch love...
spring time, new blooms can remind us to cherish life!
Nothing blooming here, yet. longer daysmoving slowly into springflueries and sunshineAdelaide
... and to parallel Bill:a tree budspast failures left behindold leavesAnd yet... the old leaves, nurture these new buds; the contrary contraries. __A grand run here, Gillena! _m
You are as beautiful a human being as are your words x
RobynWelcome to Lunch Breakmuch love...
Adelaidewishing you the warmth of spring, soon comingmuch love...
DougThank you for dropping in and your haiku sharingmuch love...
Thank you Lorraine, humble bowmuch love...
A reason to always live in the present...beautiful words Gillena.
Glad you stopped by Janicemuch love...
Powerful yet beautiful words with a great message.
ReplyDeleteAnthony thank you for stopping by
ReplyDeletemuch love...
The first three lines form a perfect haiku in themselves, reminding me of one of my favorites from the Japanese masters.
ReplyDeletecalm days
the swift years
forgotten
(Taigi)
i like it, thank you for sharing, Bill
ReplyDeletemuch love...
spring time, new blooms can remind us to cherish life!
ReplyDeleteNothing blooming here, yet.
ReplyDeletelonger days
moving slowly into spring
flueries and sunshine
Adelaide
... and to parallel Bill:
ReplyDeletea tree buds
past failures left behind
old leaves
And yet... the old leaves, nurture these new buds; the contrary contraries.
__A grand run here, Gillena! _m
You are as beautiful a human being as are your words x
ReplyDeleteRobyn
ReplyDeleteWelcome to Lunch Break
much love...
Adelaide
ReplyDeletewishing you the warmth of spring, soon coming
much love...
Doug
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping in and your haiku sharing
much love...
Thank you Lorraine, humble bow
ReplyDeletemuch love...
A reason to always live in the present...beautiful words Gillena.
ReplyDeleteGlad you stopped by Janice
ReplyDeletemuch love...