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posted by Bill | 8:35 PM
Short haïku, as I like them.
deep deep meaning here (for we 70 year olds) excellent Billjohn
It's always good to take a new route in familiar territory...
Thanks, Marcel, John, and Frank.The question, John, is what do we want to be when we grow up.
I'm just shy of 70 (two years) and I can asssociate perfectly with this haiku, Bill. You're a master with the words.Warren
A very fine one.
I love this one, Bill... There is anonther question your haïku conveys in my mind : is there a life before death ?
Warren, Im glad that a youngster like you can relate to this.Thank you, Daniele.Indeed, Monika, that is the question.
a retired man fitting the sunglasses -- entering summer;-)(If some-one will ask I'm that retired man, from 1st of May!)
Congratulations on your retirement, tikkis. Make the most of it.
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Short haïku, as I like them.
deep deep meaning here (for we 70 year olds) excellent Bill
john
It's always good to take a new route in familiar territory...
Thanks, Marcel, John, and Frank.
The question, John, is what do we want to be when we grow up.
I'm just shy of 70 (two years) and I can asssociate perfectly with this haiku, Bill. You're a master with the words.
Warren
A very fine one.
I love this one, Bill... There is anonther question your haïku conveys in my mind : is there a life before death ?
Warren, Im glad that a youngster like you can relate to this.
Thank you, Daniele.
Indeed, Monika, that is the question.
a retired man
fitting the sunglasses --
entering summer
;-)
(If some-one will ask I'm that retired man, from 1st of May!)
Congratulations on your retirement, tikkis. Make the most of it.
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