Bare morning light.
Iron smooth water.
Suddenly,
a fish breaks the surface.
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Bare morning light.
Iron smooth water.
Suddenly,
a fish breaks the surface.
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~ I write -
Exploring how we can live our lives with purpose and joy.
Notes on Seeing, Reading & Writing, Living & Loving in The North
Go out to play, follow your imagination, and the day was filled with expectation
Aren't songs of grief lullabies to the lost?
Simple Vegetarian Cooking
Visual Media for God's Glory!
Life is a broadway musical and everyday is a song. These are mine manifested as poetry.
I want to be rich. Rich in love, rich in health, rich in laughter, rich in adventure and rich in knowledge. You?
Sapno ki udaan
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It amazes me that just two lines can lull one so much that a single word, “suddenly,” is startling. Very nice, thoughtful.
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Thank you Tom. The unexpected is both awesome and wonderful
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…so nice, Teri…that last two lines, it is as if i am witnessing the scene…the mystery of the unexpected…reminds me of Basho’s haiku…
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Glad you liked this Virgilio , if it remind’s you of Basho’s haiku, I am very honoured, thank you.
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It takes food for thought on the rod’s end for the fish to jump. Wonderful poem!
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Thank you arjun, there was plenty of food for thought on such a morning.
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