masked teachers face students
also wearing masks
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REVISIT 
ENJOY THE MUSIC
Sunday Lime 50
Sunday L of the series '100 ways to haiku a mask
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Praise the Lord, my soul! [Psalm 146]
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
so clinging love
gather now the pieces of
this wounded heart
shattered to galaxy bits
for the lust of another
© gillena cox 2021
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Both of these made an impact: the mask poem because it made me think about the way we model behavior and the glass poem because it chimes with the idea that we're constantly being sold things/people to lust after to the detriment of what we are/have. Much to think about. Hope you're having a good week!
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I am remembering a time when lust for ‘things’ wasn’t as prevalent ~~ the lust between humans, universal / forever. Cheers.
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“shattered to galaxy bits” ... fantastic line
ReplyDeleteI also love, “Thank God for the grace of poetry.”
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This is deep and lovely Gillena!
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the broken glass poem is a strong and emotional and even stronger with the photo
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Your writings are so powerful and with the art it makes it a true wow factor.
ReplyDelete"shattered to bits for love of another" Sad tale, well written.
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"Shattered to bits" is such a good response to the prompt. Hearts break more easily than glassware.
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'shattered to galaxy bits' - what a wonderful line.
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