I am so proud to see how the haiku poets of CD are not afraid for challenges. What a great set you have written for this prompt Maggie. You make me proud.
Great take on this tough prompt, Maggie! I think questions are very appropriate in haiku and especially senyru! And, if not, then break some rules!!! Carpe Diem Otiosity
Life is not futile, hope never dies, and we wait forever if necessary. Chains can be broken. Some of us (like me) have to learn that the hard way, but in the end positive actions are worth the wait. This was beautiful and meaningful. :)
I am so proud to see how the haiku poets of CD are not afraid for challenges. What a great set you have written for this prompt Maggie. You make me proud.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Kristjaan! I really wasn't sure if posing questions was true haiku.
DeleteGreat take on this tough prompt, Maggie! I think questions are very appropriate in haiku and especially senyru! And, if not, then break some rules!!! Carpe Diem Otiosity
ReplyDeleteThanks, Wabi. I'm good at breaking rules...not always intentionally. lol. Hope you are taking it easy.
DeleteAsk away Grace...well done :)
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wonderfully contemplative haiku ~ excellent! ~
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altho for me it can be a bit depressing, i, too, question my life's purpose ...
ReplyDeleteLife is not futile, hope never dies, and we wait forever if necessary. Chains can be broken. Some of us (like me) have to learn that the hard way, but in the end positive actions are worth the wait. This was beautiful and meaningful. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Judie. Such a beautiful reply.
DeleteHow long? Do you know the answer to that question?
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I'm still here, MMT. As long as one has hope and support and can hang on...sometimes it's with someone standing on your fingertips so you can't fall.
DeleteBeautiful and deep
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