@Brian: Strangely, this was inspired by lunch with a friend. I was playing sounding board to venting on life's quibbles. The experience reminded me of the times that I have spilled my soul to the wind and sky, just to get it out. Whether it will fix it or not, we just need to get it out some days.
@Apryl: I have received my fair share of gentle and more vigorous prodding when I am stuck. You sounded like you needed a friendly hug and pick-me-up Apryl. That is what I am good at (although I usually need to work on myself!)
And I appreciate your kind words on my haiku. The form opens itself to such wonderful expression.
may you find life and love everywhere you go...
ReplyDelete"hear it cry of life and love" that's lovely.
ReplyDelete@Brian: Strangely, this was inspired by lunch with a friend. I was playing sounding board to venting on life's quibbles. The experience reminded me of the times that I have spilled my soul to the wind and sky, just to get it out. Whether it will fix it or not, we just need to get it out some days.
ReplyDelete@Dustus: When we listen, we hear all the stories that have ever been told.
ReplyDeleteLovely, such beauty in simple lean, powerful lines, and the peace they bring. Thanks for today ;)
ReplyDelete@Apryl: I have received my fair share of gentle and more vigorous prodding when I am stuck. You sounded like you needed a friendly hug and pick-me-up Apryl. That is what I am good at (although I usually need to work on myself!)
ReplyDeleteAnd I appreciate your kind words on my haiku. The form opens itself to such wonderful expression.
how powerful the wind is full of love and life. Beautiful.
ReplyDeletewhat wonderful words to reflect on while the wind is howling out my door. Perfect day to find your words.
ReplyDeletethank you
fine haiku. Beautifully chosen words, each just right.
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@Hope: I hope the wind blows in something good for you or blows away the bad
ReplyDelete@Luke Prater: Thanks Luke. :)