choking life groping
green blue brown invisible
give sailing orb life
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Finger&Planet (Grope&Orb)
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creative moment
Untitled 4- a haiku poem
mother earth revolves
on the fingertip of God
universe crumbles
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Finger&Planet
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Untitled 3 – a poem
Dwindle in anger and
you will find much happiness,
in ripples of love
there will be ups and the downs,
with each mountain and valley.
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Untitled 2- a poem
A soft ripple in
time will bring the end nearer,
this pain will dwindle.
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Dwindle & Ripple
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The Architect of the Queen – a poem
she works in earnest,
to create a home for her queen,
requires great instincts
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Intent&Thought (Earnest&Instincts)
You should click HERE to check out the Worker Bee Wikipedia page. I didn’t know the Worker Bee was female. There are ELEVEN tasks the Worker Bee performs listed on the page. Amazing. Think about how many societal structures of living creatures are based around a female with females being the hardest workers.
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To Know the Future – a poem
Do you have intent
while you dream of the future,
give thought to your past.
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Intent&Thought
Inspired by the quote below. One I live by, a mantra if you will, as a former History teacher and writer of Historical fiction. When you do know history you look at what is happening today and you know what will happen tomorrow. And it’s heartbreaking.
George Santayana‘s famous aphorism “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it” is inscribed on a plaque at the Auschwitz concentration camp in Polish translation and English back-translation
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The Truth of Peace – a poem
harmony’s intent,
isn’t peace but self’s progression,
in truth wellbeing
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Intent&Thought
Inspired by the Theory of Active Peace. Not a perfect representation of it, but the best I could do with 17 syllables… this time.
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change facer – a haiku poem
to face the nation
each one of us must reflect
our reason to change
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Change & Face.
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a whispered symphony – a haiku poem
in the garden a voice
leads a whispered symphony
to share with the world
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Share & Voice.
Can you find Blue Bells four little friends?
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a good time – a haiku poem
voice frustrations while
picking up good pulsations
shares stimulations
Name that inspiration in the comments below.
A Haiku for my challenge this week: Share & Voice.
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