mango tree and sky
through the brick work pattern -
morning again
© gillena cox 2020
Sunday Smiles
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Sundays are always special here at Lunch Break. Today is #64 of the series SUMI-E SUNDAYS. Tell me about your Sunday
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BLOG HOPPING TODAY WITH
Poets and Storytellers United
Writers' Pantry #12: You Gotta Know When to Hold 'Em
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Recuerda Mi Corazon
a weekly unfurling of tiny jubilant love
REVISIT
Sunday Standard 64
Sunday Lime 64
4th Sunday of Lent 2018
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crumbs of nights new bread
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an ovens new stars
Thanks for your senyru Doug. Stay healthy
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I am grateful for the chance to see a new morning, especially in these times.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, thanks for dropping by Rommy
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Very creative artwork and haiku ~
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A ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor)
Dear Gillena, I too am grateful for each morning... and the beauty expressed in your haiku. I love that line, "will you go to the bread maker to ask for stars..." profound. Thank you!
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... another morning, where I normally would go to work, I sit at the computer and stop by to visit your blog and read your beautiful haiku! How wonderful it is that in times like this, with social distancing and 'danger' all around, we can connect online. Hope you are healthy, stay safe dear one!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marit
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Yes, Gillena, we must be positive and pray for the scientists to succeed.
ReplyDeleteAdelaide
Thanks for dropping by Adelaide
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I like your ink drawing, it's truly awesome!
ReplyDeleteOn sunday we celebrated a little walk through nature, that isn't forbidden yet and we are thankful to had it.
Take care and stay healthy
Thanks for dropping by Mascha
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Thank goodness--and God!--for for mornings.
ReplyDeleteGod be with you, Gillena
ReplyDeleteMorning arrives as promised, a certainty in a time of uncertainty.
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