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Sunday, October 24, 2021

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smiles behind the mask
the applauding audience -
Dancing With The Stars 
© gillena cox 2021


REVISIT 
Sunday Lime 48

 Sunday XLVIII of the series '100 ways to haiku a mask 
Tell me about your Sunday email me OR post a COMMENT 

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May the Lord bless us all the days of our lives. [Psalm 128:5]

What's there to smile about today? Thank God for the grace of poetry 

SUNDAY SMILES


Smilee from google

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BLOG HOPPING TODAY WITH


morning walk to work
an ordinary day of
the concrete jungle
an astronaut fits into
the going-to-work crowd pool
 © gillena cox 2021


ENJOY THE MUSIC


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41 comments:

  1. Ha, your haiku works with the lines in either order! Though I have a slight preference for the version in the haiga.

    I enjoyed your Sunday Muse piece too.

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Rosemary

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  3. The spin of lines in your haiku made me smile. And it would be pretty cool to see an astronaut walking to work...

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  4. He fits in quite well ~~ clever write!

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  5. Thanks for your appreciation Helen

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  6. Liked your haiku Great illustration.

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  7. I had no idea they were still doing Dancing with the Stars. Wow. Like one can really get that close and be safe in the time of COVID. Oh well.

    I really like the second poem. After reading it, I started picturing all sorts of professionals going to work in their uniforms: deep sea divers, underwater welders, explosive ordinance disposal specialists... So many interesting looking suits.

    Good Sunday to you, Gillena.

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  8. interesting illustration. The re-arrangement of the lines in the haiga and the haiku can give different images. There are no social activities like concerts over here yet.

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  9. cute poem gillena! enjoyed very much

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  10. Thanks for your appreciation Phillip

    Much💜love

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  11. Both your poems are pleasure to read. But the "the applauding audience..." got me smiling, because it's a true depiction of what things look like as places of culture and entertainment are slowly opening again. Thanks for the smiles, much love!

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  12. I love both poems, but most especially the walk to work!

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Bev

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  13. These days, people in hasmat suits dont get a second glance, lol. I enjoyed the read, Gillena.

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Sherry

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  14. We will all breathe a collective sigh of relief when those darned masks are a thing of the past.

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    1. Ah sigh, slowly slowly.
      Happy you dropped by Helen

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  15. It certainly is the concrete jungle. Wishing you a lovely week Gillena!

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Carrie

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  16. Great art to go with the great dancing music. I really enjoyed it.

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  17. Thanks for your appreciation Nicole

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  18. I do think that we are all headed for body suits for protection. Just an ordinary day at some future. Sci fi poetry!

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  19. Thanks for your appreciation Jade

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  20. Hey, when you gotta go to work, you just suit up and get it done! The heck with what anyone thinks!

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  21. ☺Thanks for your appreciation qbit

    Much💜love

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  22. I don't trust anyone that I cannot see. These masks are really hard on my senses. Nice work today, Gillena, all parts.
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  23. Thanks for your appreciation Jim

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  25. Wise thoughts here.

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    1. Happy you dropped by Bev

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  26. How can one share a smile with a mask on? But sometimes a smile is a mask unto itself.
    You've sparked a few questions here for me.

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  27. Yes indeed. Happy you dropped by Joel

    Much💜love

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