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Friday, April 11, 2014

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our loss of an elder statesman



the wind in silence
dropping poui blossoms -
flags flown at half-mast

--gillena cox



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PP F: Week 5, Year 4


"our loss of an elder statesman"



Recuerda Mi Corazon 'haiku my heart our loss'

53 comments:

  1. Very nice Haiku. Have a wonderful weekend. gloria

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  2. what a wonderful, thoughtful piece, showing the solemnity of the occassion

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  3. Powerful piece... saying so much in few words!

    Hugs Giggles

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  4. Thanks Gloria

    Much love...

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  5. Happy you stopped by Alicia

    Much love...



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  6. Thank you for your appreciation Giggles

    Much love ...

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  7. Thank you Melanie

    much love...

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  8. It is a beautiful haiku.
    I wish I knew what poui blossoms are like, but even if I don't know, I can associate the falling blossoms with your loss.

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  9. dear gillena,
    flower petals fall in a great honoring and like your thoughtful haiku bow to the gift of life,
    and the humble moment of passing.

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  10. Romi thank you for your appreciation

    much love...

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  11. Thank you for your appreciation Rebecca

    much love...

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  12. Ah yes, very nice!

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  13. Not familiar with Poui blossoms so I looked them up. Beautiful! I can hear them whispering to the wind.

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  14. Anonymous10:17 AM

    Nice haiku! You had to work for this link, didn't you? Perseverance pays off!

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  15. happy you stopped by Karen

    much love...

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  16. glad you dropped in Judie

    much love...

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  17. Thank you for your appreciation Ann

    much love...

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  18. silence of the wind
    through the young leaves . . .
    hospital window

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  19. Amazing how you get from that first picture to the last. Wonderful tribute!

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  20. A flag at half-staff marks a sombre occasion. May it also invite introspection.

    In the Potter’s Field

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  21. You had a hard time getting this up and running, Gillena. Hope the rest of your weekend goes better.

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  22. You have the touch of making the simple life interesting and lovely oh and give me the simple life so that I may convey what you so aptly do dear Gillena

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  23. Hello Gillena, your haiku is a perfect honoring. It is a full life in just a few words... exquisite imagery...

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  24. Thanks for sharing Bill

    much love...

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  25. Thank you for your appreciation Denthe

    much love...

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  26. Maggie; thank you for your appreciation and the link you left, i will surely visit

    much love...

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  27. happy you dropped in Rasz

    much love...

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  28. Thanks Jo, happy you dropped in

    much love...

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  29. Thanks Lorraine, for your words of encouragement

    much love...

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  30. Beautiful post! Valerie

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  31. happy you stopped by Valerie

    much love...

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  32. A country in mourning.
    This is a nice tribute to him or her.
    I am sorry for the loss.
    ..

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  33. Thanks for dropping in Jim

    Much love...

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  34. Beautiful, peaceful and potent, love the painted wreath, very fitting.

    Annabelle : )

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  35. Thank you for your appreciation Annabelle

    Much love...

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  36. beautiful haiku for such a solemn time.

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  37. Lovely thoughtful piece. xx

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  38. Very nice tribute. Poui blossoms are beautiful.

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  39. Thanke you for you appreciation Kathe

    much love...

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  40. Happy you stopped by Soul Brush

    much love...

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  41. Thank you for your appreciation Tonya

    much love...

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  42. a beautiful way to honor his passing.

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  43. Thank you Laura

    Much love...

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  44. Lovely tribute in both images and words. Thank you for sharing it with the 6WS crowd. I took a few minutes to read the wiki article and always enjoy learning something new.

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  45. A lovely tribute.

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  46. A lovely and thoughtful haiku

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  47. Glad you stopped over Cate

    Much love...

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  48. Thank you for your appreciation Pat

    Much love...

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  49. Thanks Belle

    Much love...

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  50. Very thoughtful. Lovely
    Nicole/Beadwright

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  51. Thanks Nicole

    Much love...

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