Lissa and Sandy, this was a challenge...no, not a difficulty, a poem written because Andree said to. She said, "Haiku! Ink! Do it!" and naturally I could not refuse her "request." She then made up this wonderful posting to "frame" my poem, and that is our story. Thank you both for coming so quickly to see it!
Just getting back to you on your comment on my blog. I'd be game! If you want to put it out there on the ODB blog or whatever, go ahead. Do whatever and I'll be around to do my whatever. Good night!
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One Deep Breath
words and image flow quite nicely together. there's a bit of sadness and hope in your words.
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ReplyDeleteI don't know how to type my nod right now. This is so dead on there's nothing to say beyond thank you. So thank you both.
God bless.
Lissa and Sandy, this was a challenge...no, not a difficulty, a poem written because Andree said to. She said, "Haiku! Ink! Do it!" and naturally I could not refuse her "request." She then made up this wonderful posting to "frame" my poem, and that is our story. Thank you both for coming so quickly to see it!
ReplyDeletethe beauty of the crying quill resonates well.. this was a lovely compilation...
ReplyDeleteJust getting back to you on your comment on my blog. I'd be game! If you want to put it out there on the ODB blog or whatever, go ahead. Do whatever and I'll be around to do my whatever. Good night!
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful...the image and haiku fits so well...thank you
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo and words! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo capturing the icy twigs. MB
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful image and words.
ReplyDeleteWow....Lovely....both the image and the Haiku!
ReplyDeleteYour tears shall be answered! Incredibly said in such few words.
ReplyDeleteYou've made some great links there - between ink and blood, ink drops and tears. This one really works.
ReplyDeletea perfect capture of love's sorrow & longing
ReplyDeleteI think attributing human emotion to the quill really works here. lovely.
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