Sorry Queenie, ment to say blogtopia (it is early morning here and I am still a little sleepy). Loved your latest on laughter BTW, how happily romantic!
True Roger, vive le lack of difference. I'm afraid I may have left a stain on the bottom of the bird cage where your haikus so gaily flit. I hope everybody will drop by your blog and enjoy taking the haiku challenge.
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Very dark brooding and introspective piece. You've captured the steely blue-gray of dawn and its last remnants of darkness beautifully.
Thanks Nick for the wonderful level of understanding you bring to the art of reading. Your comments are always greatly appreciated.
This is sooo visually beautiful! I absolutely love this!
P.S. - Thank you for adding me to your links. I am adding you on now!
Hi qn, thanks for the wonderful comments. I'm honored for the link. I've been enjoying the odd neighbor quite a bit since I've found you.
Sorry Queenie, ment to say blogtopia (it is early morning here and I am still a little sleepy). Loved your latest on laughter BTW, how happily romantic!
Russell, glad your back! Very good!
Thanks Pat! Been enjoying your poems.
Beautifully said, Russell!
Thanks jpd! You'll do just great on your test.
A lovely haiku.
There must be something in the air - I too have felt the haiku urge.
Great minds think alike.
Or, possibly, fools seldom differ...
Thanks Laura. Glad you found a good lunchtime antidote!
True Roger, vive le lack of difference. I'm afraid I may have left a stain on the bottom of the bird cage where your haikus so gaily flit. I hope everybody will drop by your blog and enjoy taking the haiku challenge.
For the sleepfinger crowd, the link is Searching for Blue Sea Glass. Come and bring your haiku.
one day i will try a REAL haiku. this darkly sweet.
Thanks CJ! Wonerful words and your future haiku will be just stunning.
This haiku sneeked in with the smell of dusk, small and perfectly formed
Thanks Sue! This can be a rather sneeky time of day but I love it.
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