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| ROSA RUGOSA A CREATIVE HARBOR HAIKU MY HEART Welcome to our blog where we see life through the eyes of the artist's soul and explore what creativity can do to enhance the deeper spirit within us all. This is my post for Friday and that means it is Haiku My Heart with Rebecca. Below is my haiku. haiku chickadees in trees sumac delight of winter crunch, munch, satiated. haiku waiting not easy tides come and go, day and night teach me flow with life. Hugs and namaste,  We love to have you post your thoughts, comments or questions to delight us all in the day. Thanks, Carol Sail on over to our other blog, SHARE THE CREATIVE JOURNEY by clicking on the 'orange link' and enjoy Paint Party Friday, Wordless Wed, Monday, Monday and more. |
i especially love
ReplyDeleteteach me flow of life!
thank you for your place in my haiku heart!
i especially love
ReplyDeleteteach me flow of life!
thank you for your place in my haiku heart!
Beautiful flower and poem.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend. :)
Beautiful flower and poem.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend. :)
I adore seeing beautifully blooming flowers in the middle of winter, and reading your thoughtful words, too!
ReplyDeleteLovely life affirming haiku.
ReplyDeleteThe flow of life... I hope to learn to go with the flow too... love your haiku!
ReplyDeleteI love both of these Haiku. The first lets me see my own feeder out my kitchen window. The chickadees there eat a lot! The second is so right on for me and my thoughts as Spring approaches. Very nice.
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I love both of these Haiku. The first lets me see my own feeder out my kitchen window. The chickadees there eat a lot! The second is so right on for me and my thoughts as Spring approaches. Very nice.
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Wonderful haikus. I especially like the second...It's calming and reflective. Thank you!! Wishing you a grand day!! Cathy
ReplyDeleteNice. I liked the second one:)
ReplyDeleteI love to sit and watch birds at the feeder outside my window.
ReplyDeleteTwo wonderfully mindful moments spoken in your haiku Carol! Very nice.
I love to sit and watch birds at the feeder outside my window.
ReplyDeleteTwo wonderfully mindful moments spoken in your haiku Carol! Very nice.
Patience is an art...I am working on it:)
ReplyDeleteGreat haiku♥♥♥
Patience is an art...I am working on it:)
ReplyDeleteGreat haiku♥♥♥
Wonderful haiku and gorgeous photo. Your second haiku especially speaks to me... :)
ReplyDeleteJust reading the word chickadees brings absolute delight... and the then your lovely words follow... I am satiated from this feast. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteso many longing for spring...
ReplyDeleteI have woken up to bird song the past several mornings.
I am also though, trying to embrace the blue skies and snow.
x..x
so many longing for spring...
ReplyDeleteI have woken up to bird song the past several mornings.
I am also though, trying to embrace the blue skies and snow.
x..x
yes - flowing with the chickadees!
ReplyDeletexox - eb.
yes - flowing with the chickadees!
ReplyDeletexox - eb.
Letting go
ReplyDeleteto go with the flow...
not always
an easy thing to do.
xx
namaste
Letting go
ReplyDeleteto go with the flow...
not always
an easy thing to do.
xx
namaste
Beautiful haiku pair, Carol. And you were first this time. I'm always kind of late getting to the party.
ReplyDeleteWatching chickadees in trees would be healthy for me right now. "Teach me flow of life" - I love that. Thanks for dropping by my nook.
ReplyDelete~beautifully written~ teach me flow of life
ReplyDeleteyes, teach me flow of life...lovely, carol! your rose is such a delight in this void of winter, thank you
ReplyDeletelovely carol!
ReplyDeletejust realized I forgot to comment on these lovely and heaven-scented roses....and I know what you're saying about writing....but crunching and munching is always cool....
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