Thanks to all of you..especially you Claudia for your fine pictures. I noticed the diaphonous one seemed most popular; but I identified with this one. I like that it works on at least two levels--flower beds having borders too which may break down or change with the seasons but I like the idea of peace the best. Thanks for your lovely haiku response Steve. The original haiku were all call and response sometimes as competitions. Sounds like fun, doesn't it? This is an addictive form. NAMASTE and PEACE to all of you this Sunday - Gay
Beautiful haiku and message. Happy Sunday!:)
ReplyDeletesummer stowed away
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice thoughts. Time for no borders.
ReplyDeletethis is great..a rolled up flag put away...love it - and look forward to spring when the flag will be put up again - and dances with the wind...
ReplyDeleteI'm beginning to really enjoy haikus!
ReplyDeleteAlso I enjoy living where winter never shows itself, and flags fly all through the year. I know...I know!
3 seasons, spring, summer and fall
(each 4-month periods) are not for all!
But for me...
and so I thank you
for your so thoughtful haiku
which you give us, too
PEACE, Gay!
Steve E
Thanks to all of you..especially you Claudia for your fine pictures. I noticed the diaphonous one seemed most popular; but I identified with this one. I like that it works on at least two levels--flower beds having borders too which may break down or change with the seasons but I like the idea of peace the best.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your lovely haiku response Steve. The original haiku were all call and response sometimes as competitions. Sounds like fun, doesn't it? This is an addictive form.
NAMASTE and PEACE to all of you this Sunday - Gay
Really a nice Haiku. Well written and thoughtful. Hope to read more of your work
ReplyDeleteWysteria
Like I've always said, imagination has no bounds!! :)
ReplyDeleteAnd your Haiku here is the PERFECT example! LOVED IT!!!