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| Haiga Welcome to our blog where we view life from the eyes of an artist's soul and explore how creativity enhances the inner spirit. Today we are exploring poetry, poets and more specifically, haiku. We are linked today to Haiku Heights with many talented poets from all parts of the world. The word 'prompt' to contribute haiku to this blog is 'ordinary'. Below are my haiku: haiku sacred in simple ordinary in days spent seeing divine time. -o- awesome time spent here. seeing ordinary there in nature's presence. -o- two little sparrows ordinary species fly learn about life here. -o- Hope you are enjoying the haiku here and other poets' haiku at the link above. Wishing you a happy and wonderful week. Hugs and namaste,  and  We love to have you post your comments, thoughts or questions to delight us all in the day especially, ArtMuse Dog ^_^ She thinks Google + is pretty neat also.  There is a blog hop here every Monday, Magical Monday Meme for all creative people whatever your medium is. Join us. ^_^ QUOTE FOR THE DAY: 'Poetry, like the moon, doesn't advertise anything.' ( William Blisset) |
Orchids and bamboo and plum blossoms are my very favorites in Chinese brush painting. Lovely! :)
ReplyDeleteCan learn a lot from the first flight of the birds I think.. persistence and hope especially.. :) good take.
ReplyDeleteThere's so much of beauty in ordinary!
ReplyDeleteVery nice set :)
Painting heart with hope
a beautiful and inspirational quote executed wrapped in serenity loved it!
ReplyDeleteNamaste!
Nature in all its goodness! The inclusion of the sparrows strengthened nature's hold. Great haiku set Carol!
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Very cute and deep lines...I loved the sparrows example....
ReplyDeleteI liked the last one. Nice!:)
ReplyDeleteTo see the divine in the ordinary is the most inspiring experience! Lovely haiku!
ReplyDeleteLove it, divine!, thanks for the awesome time!
ReplyDeleteDivine, a lesson for all of us, thank you for awesome time !
ReplyDeleteThe ordinary
ReplyDeletesometimes contains the divine
a good haiku set
I love your haiku set, especially the last one. seeing divine in ordinary is not everyone's cup of tea. thanks for sharing :)
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