stormswept hillside bare
autumn sun setting due west
limbs touch namaste
Copyright 2013 Brenda Davis Harsham
42 thoughts on “Sun Setting on Autumn Haiku”
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There was this older link to your post which could have worked or been re-blogged this autumn. I love the puffy cloud which does seem like it has peace and the gift of namaste.
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Thanks, Robin. I like that WP always has suggestions of similar posts. 🙂
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love this shot-the sky is lovely-hope you all are enjoying your Thanksgiving weekend!
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Yes, hope you are, too! We are moving furniture prior to taking on a free piano. I sure hope we can get it working again!
Cheers, Brenda
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gotta move those fallen leaves somehow…lovely haiku – ♥
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We rake, then rake, then rake some more. Or the snow falls before we get them all, and then they fertilize the earth. 🙂 Peace and joy to you and yours, Brenda
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here’s a country tip: throw away the rake and let the winds blow the leaves hopefully over to far away neighbors yard. 😆
ha ha
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I’m afraid I have the yard they all blow into. 🙂
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oh, that is a bummer. good for your neighbors though – you should charge them a fee. leaf dropping fee. 😆
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namaste
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Namaste, my friend.
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🙂
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‘limbs touch namaste’…lovely! 🙂
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Thanks!
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Great haiku to go with the photo!
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Thanks!
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Very nice
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Thanks! Warmly, Brenda
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love, love, love! how beautiful the imagery of nature bowing to nature. xo
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I think the trees must appreciate a good sunset, don’t you? 🙂 They may not have eyes, but they make good use of light. Hugs, Brenda
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Namaste, indeed. I especially love the last line. 🙂
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I’m so happy you do. I love trees. Namaste, Brenda
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OH! it is so beautiful!!
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Thanks, the Professor thought it was scary, but I thought it beautiful, too.
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😉 xxxxxx
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Hugs, Brenda
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I always enjoy your Haikus… you write them so beautifully.
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Thank you!
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Beautiful haiku. Lovely visuals, colour and personification. 🙂
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Thanks, I love your blog!
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Now that is a scary sky!
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If only you could have felt the howling wind, whipping your scarf off, you would have been truly unnerved! 🙂
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Ooo, but it sounds like an adventure.
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Grand attitude. 🙂
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The professor is always ready for an adventure (I hope!)
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Me, too. I put on my down coat and sally forth. 🙂
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Always bring a sword, too.
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Don’t you see my rapier wit?
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I do! Now the professor must find one.
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Yours is up your sleeve. 🙂
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Lovely, Brenda!!! Enjoy your Thanksgiving!!
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You, too!
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