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posted by Bill | 10:04 AM
Nice nice to think about.Welcome back, my friend!
Bill, just found your place through Matt Morden's site. I will look you up in Red Moon. Now that I found your space, looking forward to your return and to stopping by more often.
I love this one! Missed you, Bill.When you get the chance, visit us on http://magnapoets.typepad.com/magnapoets_japanese_form/and met at http://magnapoets.typepad.com/summa_summarum/
A classic, Bill.Oh, and you pulled it off in 5-7-5! Nice.It's good to see you're still writing, during you time away from here.Collin
I'm impressed by the prosody, the words' flow, the beautiful idea. Your poem is really a model for me.spring morning - all the trills I could singif I was a bird...Thank you for sharing,Dana-Maria
i simply love this one.thanks for posting it :)
I'm a slow learner, so, I'll have material to write about the rest of my life. Glad you stopped by.
i enjoyed to read "the flowers of spring"!and i hopethat you will write many, many haiku in the future!best wishes,Angelika
Thanks, all. Just got back from North Carolina (For Dana-Maria, Polona, Angelika, it's in the south), where it snowed last night!
Welcome back. Good to see you.
Thanks, Gautami.
Bill,Welcome back. I love this, because I've had a similar feeling about not knowing the names of natural things.kami
Yes, kami, we city kids are truly disadvantaged in this respect. But we do have street smarts, I keep telling myself.
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Nice nice to think about.
Welcome back, my friend!
Bill, just found your place through Matt Morden's site. I will look you up in Red Moon.
Now that I found your space, looking forward to your return and to stopping by more often.
I love this one! Missed you, Bill.
When you get the chance, visit us on http://magnapoets.typepad.com/magnapoets_japanese_form/
and met at http://magnapoets.typepad.com/summa_summarum/
A classic, Bill.
Oh, and you pulled it off in 5-7-5! Nice.
It's good to see you're still writing, during you time away from here.
Collin
I'm impressed by the prosody, the words' flow, the beautiful idea. Your poem is really a model for me.
spring morning -
all the trills I could sing
if I was a bird...
Thank you for sharing,
Dana-Maria
i simply love this one.
thanks for posting it :)
I'm a slow learner, so, I'll have material to write about the rest of my life. Glad you stopped by.
i enjoyed to read
"the flowers of spring"!
and i hope
that you will write many, many haiku in the future!
best wishes,
Angelika
Thanks, all. Just got back from North Carolina (For Dana-Maria, Polona, Angelika, it's in the south), where it snowed last night!
Welcome back. Good to see you.
Thanks, Gautami.
Bill,
Welcome back. I love this, because I've had a similar feeling about not knowing the names of natural things.
kami
Yes, kami, we city kids are truly disadvantaged in this respect. But we do have street smarts, I keep telling myself.
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