I so love your poetry, Mr.G ... Always like to think it's just for me ... I'm very confused about your dedications to "Carpie diem and what not" ... and that makes me feel that I do not belong (that's why I erased all of my last years poems, because who cares anyway and that's why I never claim copyright for my work, so I just kill it every now and then. Don't know how much longer I'll stick with Blogger either. You have any adice? Thank you for your kindness, Mr. G. Love, cat.
Your poems are very special Cat, and I really felt sad when you deleted your older posts. Your stories are true and touch the heart, each of your posts are a lesson in itself, guiding the readers on the paths of life. Your words are always beautiful and honest. Do keep writing :-)
It makes me sad that we are not conected, because we want to share poetry, but because we belong to some poety club, that we have to deliver to qnd belong to ... I will never belong, Mr. G ... If you are, I respect that also ... Love, cat (http://catsrule.dogsdrooe.blogspoy.com/)
I respect your point of view Cat. However, you do not need to join any poetry club to share your poems. I use the prompts to write, perhaps because I am too lazy to devise a topic of my own :-) However, I love your poems that are so close to life. Do keep writing :-)
"Snow blossoms" can mean the dewy clumps of snow adorning the branches or the ever present "blossoming" of snow in the winter time. I like that the line is ambiguous. It makes me think.
I love trees!! I feel like they are good company :-) Winter trees look so beautiful, it's as if they are glittering from the ice, so enchanting! Great poem! keep it up.
i've seen your posts and i really love your purposes, i hope we could follow each other to stay in touch and see inmediatly our new posts. wish your all the best for this 2013
"winter trees
ReplyDeletethey walk down the road
holding hands"
- So Nice. :)
Thanks Ajay :-)
DeleteSo btfl it is :)
ReplyDeleteThank You Sadia :-)
DeleteThere are few things as calming as a winter path.
ReplyDeleteI agree :-)
DeleteI so love your poetry, Mr.G ... Always like to think it's just for me ... I'm very confused about your dedications to "Carpie diem and what not" ... and that makes me feel that I do not belong (that's why I erased all of my last years poems, because who cares anyway and that's why I never claim copyright for my work, so I just kill it every now and then. Don't know how much longer I'll stick with Blogger either. You have any adice? Thank you for your kindness, Mr. G. Love, cat.
ReplyDeleteYour poems are very special Cat, and I really felt sad when you deleted your older posts. Your stories are true and touch the heart, each of your posts are a lesson in itself, guiding the readers on the paths of life. Your words are always beautiful and honest. Do keep writing :-)
DeleteBeautiful set of haiku. Thank you for sharing on Carpe Diem.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kristjaan :-)
Deleteyes, very calming and nice imagery and emotions..
ReplyDeleteThank You Managua :-)
DeleteIt makes me sad that we are not conected, because we want to share poetry, but because we belong to some poety club, that we have to deliver to qnd belong to ... I will never belong, Mr. G ... If you are, I respect that also ... Love, cat (http://catsrule.dogsdrooe.blogspoy.com/)
ReplyDeleteI respect your point of view Cat. However, you do not need to join any poetry club to share your poems. I use the prompts to write, perhaps because I am too lazy to devise a topic of my own :-) However, I love your poems that are so close to life. Do keep writing :-)
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ReplyDeleteMy blog address is : http://catsruledogdsroole.blogspot.com/
Please come and visit me, eh?
Love,
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Sure ... I am already following your blog :-)
Delete"I pluck the clouds"
ReplyDeletewhat a lovely line.
Thanks Lolly :-)
Delete"Snow blossoms" can mean the dewy clumps of snow adorning the branches or the ever present "blossoming" of snow in the winter time. I like that the line is ambiguous. It makes me think.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you explored my words ... thanks Charleen :-)
DeleteEnjoyed your images here!
ReplyDeleteThanks Mary :-)
DeleteI like the use of the season in haiku...in your case, winter trees ~
ReplyDeleteaww that second haiku is still so romantic ^^ sweet
ReplyDeleteThanks kz :-)
DeleteWonderful images
ReplyDeleteDelightful ambiguity
Beautifully expressed
Cheers!
JzB
Thank You JzB :-)
DeleteI love the wonder in your view!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous :D
Thanks Ella :-)
DeleteI love trees!! I feel like they are good company :-) Winter trees look so beautiful, it's as if they are glittering from the ice, so enchanting! Great poem! keep it up.
ReplyDeleteThank You Dana :-)
DeleteHi thanks for sharing interesting read by the way
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Thanks Iremi ... I would love to check out :-)
Deletei've seen your posts and i really love your purposes, i hope we could follow each other to stay in touch and see inmediatly our new posts. wish your all the best for this 2013
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Sergio,
Thanks Sergio :-)
DeleteIn the chilly weather i come up with this Haiku and really feel the warmth in words ...good work :)
ReplyDeleteThank You Jasmeet ... happy winter :-)
DeleteThough it's a winter theme your second haiku reminds me of the moai on Easter Island.
ReplyDeleteMy haiku serves a dual purpose then ;-)
DeleteThanks Loredana :-)
ReplyDeleteYour imagination always carries a romantic streak and that is what I love about it. You are a master of word play!
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