HAIKU #54 Only if…

Dried eyes empty arms
Wished morning alarm not set
Or was on sick leave

Yet again so many innocent lives victims of insanity. The world will move on but the echo of that laughter in the empty rooms will never let the parents sleep.

One more black spot on humanity

Your Site Is Your Marketplace: Techniques to Sell Your Arts and Crafts

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Very informative article

HAIKU #53 SNOWFLAKES

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HAIKU 52- Simple Answer

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HAIKU #51 Magic Moments

The glorious sky
Blue blood super moon glory
World watching in trance

Gratitude to the nature🌍☁️🌘☀️

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Manifest

50th Haiku is a reblog of Lize Bard, his haikus inspired me into this form of Art

Lize Bard's avatarHaiku out of Africa

our connectedness ~ written in the universe ~ inescapable — Lize Bard @ Haiku out of Africa

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HAIKU #49 Patience

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HAIKU # 48 Mystic nature

The Ocean surface
Mystery of green blue hues
Mesmerizing view

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Room for Rent

A lovely piece of poetry by Carolyn . Touched by her expression for fellow bloggers couldn’t resist reblogging

Yours Truly's avatarLove Notes from Carolyn

As a writer, I read, write, and participate on four different social media forums on a regular basis. As an empath, that can be quite harrowing without taking proper precautions. I have to be very discerning when deciding whose work I should read, as well as whose is best avoided. The following piece called “Room for Rent,” tells a tale of what it’s like for me to read the words of other’s; because I don’t just read them, in many cases, it’s as if I swim in them.
Blessings,
Carolyn Glackin

Room for Rent
by Carolyn Glackin
Did I ever tell you
That while reading your words
I take a deep breath of air
Before the first word is heard?
Or that I have to tread water
So that I don’t drown
Cause I’m always at risk
Of each word pulling me down?
And that every time
It’s either sink…

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HAIKU # 47

Yesterday’s footprints
Trying to find them today
Tide left no traces

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