white canopies
of dogwood blossoms--
taking the long way
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5 comments:
The advantages of choosing the 'longer trail,' well put, Nora. _m
Nice haiku, nice walk...
Hi Nora,
I've been your fan for some time now, except that I have failed to say so. I admire your haiku a lot and you are one of a few haijins whose works i don't get tired reading. You have a knack for words and right now I would like to suggest that it's time to publish a book of your poems. They are that good! You can start by selecting from your Haiku a day blog.
Your admirer and fellow poet,
Vic Gendrano
Many thanks, Magyar and Frank--welcome!
Vic, you've struck me speechless. Thank you for such a generous assessment. I consider myself still very much an apprentice. Nonetheless, I am gratified by your readership and praise.
I love walking beneath flowery canopies...
Nice one, Nora
wishes,
devika
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