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Sunday, October 30, 2016

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hospital visit -
the direction of arrows
on squeaky clean floors
© gillena cox 2016

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Sunday Lime #8
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mother-in-law


Went to visit my mother in law at hospital yesterday. She had knee surgery, is resting comfortably, and in good spirits.

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Recuerda Mi Corazon haiku my heart - arrows

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32 comments:

  1. Mary9:12 AM

    So well worded in its simplicity.

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  2. Gillena Cox9:25 AM

    Happy you dropped in Mary

    much love...

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  3. Anonymous11:13 AM

    Inspiration to write comes from everywhere!!

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    1. Gillena Cox1:46 PM

      Ah yes. That's the simplicity of haiku. Thanks for dropping in Thotpurge

      Much love...

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  4. Magical Mystical Teacher11:15 AM

    Ah, nobody likes a hospital visit, but at least your haiku captures the essence of such a visit.

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    1. Gillena Cox1:47 PM

      Thanks for your appreciation MMT

      MUCH LOVE...

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  5. Sanaa Rizvi12:02 PM

    Lovely write, Gillena. Hope your mother-in-law is better now ❤️

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    1. Gillena Cox1:48 PM

      She is recuperating nicely Sanaa

      Much love...

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  6. Sherry Blue Sky12:02 PM

    I can hear the footsteps on the squeaky clean floors.

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    1. Gillena Cox1:48 PM

      😊 thanks for dropping by Sherry

      Much love...

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  7. Diane Mayr1:12 PM

    Hospitals can be eerily quiet and squeaking shoes on linoleum floors can sound as loud as fireworks!

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    1. Gillena Cox1:49 PM

      Thanks for dropping by and linking in Diane

      Much love...

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  8. brudberg1:16 PM

    depending on who I visit, those squeaky floors could be an ominous sign.

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    1. Gillena Cox1:51 PM

      Yeah I know. But she is recuperating nicely thank you Björn

      Much love...

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  9. Truedessa2:32 PM

    My mom has been in and out of the hospital, so I know about those arrows that help navigate you though the clean floors. I am glad she doing well and resting.

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  10. Gillena Cox2:39 PM

    Thanks for dropping in Truedessa

    much love...

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  11. Myrna R.3:38 PM

    My husband's been ill. Spent about 2 months in hospital. Until I read your poem, I hadn't focused on the gratitude I feel for them.
    Glad your mother-in-law is doing well.

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    1. Gillena Cox7:05 AM

      Thanks for your appreciation Myrna

      Much love...

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  12. ZQ4:22 PM

    Nice haiku ...prayers
    ZQ

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  13. Wendy Bourke8:46 PM

    A wonderfully constructed haiku. And best wishes to your Mom.

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  14. Adelaide8:54 PM

    An observant haiku. Hope your mother-in-law is doing well.

    Adelaide

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  15. totomai9:05 PM

    I love the smell of the hospital but I always find the squeky clean floors creepy haha :)

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    1. Gillena Cox7:07 AM

      😊 happy you dropped by Totomai

      Much love...

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  16. J Cosmo Newbery1:42 AM

    It paints a picture.

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  17. Gillena Cox7:43 AM

    Thanks for your appreciation J Cosmo

    much love...

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  18. Bill12:49 PM

    Glad things are going well.

    If you want a little more action, you might try "following the arrows" for line 2, but action isn't everything.

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  19. Gillena Cox3:28 PM

    thanks for dropping in Bill

    much love...

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  20. Audrey Howitt aka Divalounger7:47 PM

    somehow--this just speaks to me! Happy Halloween!!!

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  21. Gillena Cox5:31 AM

    Thanks for dropping by Audrey

    Much love...

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