Breeze through my window
Chirping birds human voices
Sweet signals of hope
Breeze through my window
Chirping birds human voices
Sweet signals of hope
Posted in Haiku, Hope, Nature's small wonders, Patio Beneath My Window
Tags: Haiku, Hope, Nature's message
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Such sweet sounds, indeed.
Thanks, Dale. Seems like we may be turning a corner. At least for now.
Let us hope
🙂
Im loving listening to the birds singing every morning and yes it does bring hope.
Yes, Alison. 🙂
Light and joyful Ina. By the way I was reading through some of the quotes I keep written down in a notebook the other day and found a couple of yours from your book, about fallow periods and being where you’re supposed to be. I enjoyed reading them again.
Andrea, I’m touched that you were reading my posts on fallow” . On this day especially I need to be reminded that I am where I am supposed to be. Thank you. I hope you are well.
Lovely!
The birds have been especially rowdy here. I think they love the rain
Your birds sound like fun. There are two noisy Canada geese who live nearby but they are not early risers.