blushing mountains
paint the world soft purple
touched by winter frost
one step at a time
climbing the highest mountain
three drops of rain
mountain wisdom
spills into the valley
a bubbling spring
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What an ijcredibly beautiful photo and profound series of haiku. Very beautiful and meaningful.
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Thanks Suzanne.
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Gorgeous photo … and I have to echo Suzanne. Profound 😊
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Thanks Jen … 🙂
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Very welcome
Hugs!
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Wow!! the photo is stunning, your haiku series paints several layers on your canvas.
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Thanks Oli … I love the winter/spring sunsets on the lake … and am happy you’ve caught the under meanings of the ku.
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Sometimes I AM alert…not tonight but I will be tomorrow:)
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🙂 I hope you’re resting up … you’re always an attentive reader Oli, much more than I am actually.
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Nah, I just read a few and try to get to yours…have neglected CDHK…my November Haibun “personal” challenge is keeping me busy.
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I’ve not been reading much to tell the truth and commenting less. Could you drop me a link to your haibun “personal”?
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My computer is sooooooooo slow. Here is the link or you can click on the tab above on the menu bar for November Haibun https://tracesofthesoul.wordpress.com/category/november-haibun/
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Didn’t you just get a new computer? Thanks so much for the link.
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I got a new tablet, Surface 3 which is like a fast netbook but my laptop is a pain. I don’t want to buy a new computer yet. I cannot uninstall Windows 10…I hate it!!! I may have to get my techie guy to do it. I`ll wait a few more weeks and see how it goes. But do NOT download Windows 10…it slows down or freezes your computer if your computer is not brand new.
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You’ve brought the mountains to me!! Lovely!
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Happy you found the mountains here Carol … 🙂
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Three lovely haiku, well done!
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I’m please you enjoyed them.
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