One Deep Breath- The New Year Haiku
Time is a gift
hope remains
live life
Prompt: The New Year
What does the New Year mean to you? Maybe you think of peace or renewal? It may be a time to reflect on the past year's joys and sorrows and/or focus on the future... or perhaps it is a time to contemplate the passage of time itself? Maybe you will notice the "firsts" of the New Year... or you might choose to write a traditional "positive" haiku to begin the year.
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One of our ODB members, Helen of Yellow Rose, needs our good thoughts and prayers. Thank you!
17 comments:
LOVE LOVE LOVE the Haiku!
I hope that this year brings you peace and love.
Thank you for the prompt, I will try to work on it sometime this year!
~Heather
Where there is time, and love, there is hope! May you have a wonderful year, with good times, good health, and lots of love to share.
BTW, my prayers are with Helen and her family :)
Happy New Year, Tammy! All of my love from the great Northwest ;)
What a perfect distillation for facing each new day.
Lovely ku and photo. I also really enjoyed your rolling photos. Happy New Year to you and yours!
A wonderful message for the New Year!
My thoughts are with Helen.
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Your poem is very hopeful and forward looking. Have a blessed New Year.
What joy to find a gentle wind of hope. Thank you.
Lovely words. Am already sending prayers up for Helen.
Your haiku is simple and beautiful. I love it. Happy New Year.
You couldn't have said it better, Tamm.
I wish you and your family a Happy New Year!
I loved the sense of hope here!
Happy New Year to you!
Haikus don't get much better than that...
Love,
Nancy
That is a very "timely" reminder - well done!
Beautiful poem Tammy. Hope this is a wonderful year for you and yours! BTW, I clicked on the link for Helen and it took me to a site that was definitely not Helen! :)
Beautiful haiku, Tammy. Your writing is inspiring, thank you! I send my very best wishes for a wonderful and healthy new year to you and your family.
Time is such a gift. I love your haiku.
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