spring snowdrops
(now loam feeding worms)
winter’s memory
gsk’17
inspired by:
With Earth’s first Clay They did the Last Man’s knead,
And then of the Last Harvest sowed the Seed:
Yea, the first Morning of Creation wrote
What the Last Dawn of Reckoning shall read.
© Omar Khayyam (Tr. FitzGerald)
enjoyed your response to the prompt
much love…
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happy you enjoyed it, much love to you too …
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Lovely snowdrops … I’ve not had time to follow CDHK lately
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LOL … neither have I 😉 – I thought this was a good place to begin again – and to synthesize that quatrain seemed like a great challenge!
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I still try to write my daily reflections and MicropPoetry Month seems to meet that this month. It hurts to read too much, if htat makes sense
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It could make sense actually, but I’m wondering if you mean physically, if I had to keep up like when I began blogging, I think I’d just close the whole works down, there aren’t enough hours in the day to do that, and I get headaches trying to do it. So yes, it makes sense.
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Both actually. Although I prefer following CDHK for the learnings and spiritual growth…it is not always reflecting where I am these days…I am emotionally drained and just a word for a prompt would be enough but I cannot fit into the confines of any structure these days…enough of that where I work which has turned into a panoticon sweat shop.
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This is a surprise … long time no see Georgia … You were missed. This haiku is a fragile beauty.
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Ah dear Chèvrefeuille … nice to drop in again – and thankyou so much for a most difficult challenge!
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beautiful
expression 🙂
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🙂 thanks!
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