Gray clouds scurry east
Making way for star of show
Faint pink glows in wings.
Gray clouds scurry east
Making way for star of show
Faint pink glows in wings.
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Lovely, the final line always brings it home to me so well and wraps up this beauty you are writing about!
Thanks for your perception. I always appreciate your thoughts on my writing.
I love writing that makes me feel peaceful and serene!
I’m happy you feel peaceful.
Thank you, Viva for inspiring me to check out exactly what a Haiku poem is. I googled and learned that — Line 1 (5 syllables), Line 2 (7 syllables) and Line 3 (5 syllables). In this season of life, I love to learn and explore. Though, I am not likely to write a Haiku poem, I like knowing how one is written.
I’m glad you liked learning the ingredients of making a haiku. This is what I love to do, like others like to cook.
I really like the theme you’ve chosen for your blog…and it’s good to connect with you again 🙂
Thanks. 🙂
Thanks for visiting my blog and following.
Welcome 🙂
Serene words, descriptive words, your word picture is beautifully written.
Thanks, Meredith. I appreciate your response to my word picture. ❤