Brightness, warm colours
Melody of chirping birds
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June 22, 2008
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INDICA in Q8
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- Celine JS
- From India, cosmopolitan, a citizen of this world, I’m temporarily residing in Kuwait. My hobbies include photography, music, reading, writing and poetry. I like meeting new people and learning about new cultures. I enjoy nature, wildlife, adventure and am fond of travelling. I love the Himalayas.
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30 comments:
Beautiful is right! Gorgeous poem. Thanks.
Writing in Faith: Poems
After a long cold and rainy week in Seattle, this haiku was a blessing to remind me that there is warmth and color.
A great way to meet the day.
Lovely answer to the prompt. And the portrait/photo of the little girl below is so lovely and deeply touching.
pray that i may wake
to jays, robins, and chicadees
before the alarm
thanks for reminding me how much i love to wake and listen for a few minutes before the alram...as the sun begins to take my window...the birds take my dreams and offer a roll-the-credits song!
enjoying your poetry!
and Welcome brand new week.
Beautiful lines Celine, have a great week ahead.
Celine, you are really tempting me to try my hand at some.. I had differnt opinions about haikus, but nw I think nothing like them fr instant gratification ! :)
That was lovely and the pic a sight for sore eyes :)
The sound of nature. So often missed (covered up) in the cities. I am lucky to get it too, although not in such dramatic settings.
Love the warmth of this!
I've been waking to the "meow" of catbirds.
a great beginning to a new day..reminds me of Pippa's song
Lakshmi
..nice photo,nice words..thanks..
The birds do welcome the day. I love their song in the morning.
SandyCarlson,
Thank you for your encouragement.:)
Pam,
I'm delighted to hear that. May you have many days of sunshine and warmth around you.:)
Teri C,
Indeed it is.:)
Raven,
Thank you very much for your kind words.:)
RIC,
I thank you for the beautiful Haiku you adorned here and for your sweet words.:)
Indrani,
Thank you. I wish you a great week too.:)
Lavanya,
5-7-5 syllables. Simple!!
If possible, do add a seasonal or nature word, but these days for modern Haiku even that is not necessary.;)
So, don't stop. To some it's also a stress buster. It's much fun. You'll love it. Start with it immediately. I shall be over to you shortly.:)
Sameera,
Thank you, am glad you enjoyed it.:)
Spacedlaw:
I am delighted to hear that you enjoy nature sounds. Thank you for your nice words.:)
Tumblewords,
Welcome to my blog, and thank you for your comment.
It seems we have both been attracted to the 'warmth' in the 'melody.':)
Chewy:
Those songbirds wake you up Darlene!?
How lucky can you be? *meow*;)
Lakshmi,
All 's right with the world!
That's a great one.:)
Zoya Gautam:
Welcome, and thank you for your nice words.:)
San,
And I love to read your beautiful words.:)
Love this! There is something exciting about the possibilities of a brand new day!
WillThink4Wine:
Thank you.
This morning, on my way to work, I briefly stopped by the beach. I watched the clear blue sky, enjoyed the waves crashing the shore, watched birds flying, and I loved the breeze (though a bit too warm) on my face. I am at work now and smiling thinking of the warmth of another beautiful day!
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