Darkness before dawn
Old knee creaks language of pain
Candle lights my way
Darkness before dawn
Old knee creaks language of pain
Candle lights my way
Posted in Aging, Haiku, Pain, Transition
Tags: Aging, Arthritis Pain, Change, Haiku
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The joys of getting older…
Lovely, Ina
Thanks, Dale. It helps to turn it into a haiku.
🙂
Poetry is such a healer of our pain or a way of comforting ourselves through it. I have done the same so often.
Good to hear you understand. I, too, think writing helps put things in perspective. ❤
My old knee is creaking in sympathy
Thanks, Eileen.
You make the trails of getting old sound poetic Ina!
Thanks, Andrea. I never thought about it as poetic – more like seeing things from a practical point of view. I love to think that even aging is poetic.
This was beautiful. Even in darkness light will always lead the way.
Thanks. I like to make friends with the dark.
I do on occasion