Fabulous haiku, Dom. Or is the plural 'haikus'? I don't think so, somehow. I can't seem to write a thing these days. I really enjoy your skill and (seemingly, from this side of the pond) effortless output. Your work gives me hope. Thanks. -- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
Great haiku. Is it Wednesday again? Are you sure? That was quick.
ReplyDeleteGreat variety tere. Loved your haiku as always, not written mine yet. :O)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful, Dom - I especially like the last one. They all evoke the emotion so well.
ReplyDelete"All hope balanced on one knee" Great line!
ReplyDeleteAll excellent!!!! I feel most elated reading these - thank you! Take care
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Fabulous haiku, Dom. Or is the plural 'haikus'? I don't think so, somehow.
ReplyDeleteI can't seem to write a thing these days. I really enjoy your skill and (seemingly, from this side of the pond) effortless output. Your work gives me hope. Thanks.
-- K
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie's Guide to Adventurous Travel
WOW, a 4 word haiku - how awesome is that?? So much emotion in so few words. Really well done :)
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your writing even though I am at a loss as to how to comment on haikus.
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N. R. Williams, The Treasures of Carmelidrium
Such different sides of elation
ReplyDeleteAll are great, of course, but I love the second. So romantic!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed reading these- I like the first one best. Thanks for posting
ReplyDeletebeautiful trio. fabulous haikus.
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http://mydomainpvt.wordpress.com/2011/02/20/free-soul-20th-feb-2011/
I'm a sucker for the second one :) Nice haiku!
ReplyDeleteVery thoughtful.
ReplyDeleteVery well expressed.
Cheers!
JzB
Great examples where we experience this emotion in the 3 sets of Haiku!! Loved the first one the best and the picture says it all!! :)
ReplyDeleteYour elation haiku are all excellent. Thanks!
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