Wild geese need no map
Nature’s compass deep within
Deftly guides their flight.
cronechronicler
You don't know where you are going. You don't know how to get there. And you arrive just the same. Ghanaian saying
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Lovely haiku–and I do envy them their natural compass; I have Zero sense of direction…. 🙂
I have a100 % opposite sense of direction. But I don’t dare trust it.
That’s amusing, as it would be nice to know you could just turn around and be headed in the right direction 🙂
🙂
Ah, you remind me of the geese I saw flying over me yesterday on their way to warmer climes 🙂
I enjoyed your comment. 🙂
I’m directionally challenged and am in awe of migrating birds. Nice haiku!
I have no sense of direction either. Thanks for your comment. 🙂
Beautiful. May I ask how do we write Haiku?
Love and light ❤
Anand 🙂
It is a delight to tell you how to write haiku. The first line is five syllables (not words) long. The second line is seven syllables long. The third is five syllables long. A classic haiku has a twist at the end but mine do not always manage that. You can have only one stanza and a couple more are OK. Enjoy. Viva. ❤
575 OK. To manage a twist in that! LOL. Beyond my modest talents. I will be content watching you guys LOL 😀 Love and light. Thanks a lot 🙂
You’re welcome. Keep on with what you do best.
Very nice!! I like it, nature is amazing!
Thanks for your comment. 🙂
much substance, I love it!
Thanks, Heath