golden pine droplets
fairy cobblers harvest
resin slippers shine
Copyright 2013 Brenda Davis Harsham
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You found quite a hidden treasure and gave it a lovely voice:)
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Yes, I was quite surprised to see it there, hanging like one piratical earring. 🙂
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Amazing picture happy new year and please accept this award http://acollectionofwriting.wordpress.com/2013/12/30/thanks-to-belsbor/
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Thanks so much! I’ll be by soon to take a look! Brenda
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#Festive
Beautifully written Brenda 🙂 Once again, so much said and inspired with so few words.
Also, love the picture.
ML
xx
P.s: Hope you have had a wonderful Christmas and go on to have a terrific New year!
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And you, Miss Lou, have wonderful holidays! We are enjoying ourselves here. Too many cookies! LOL Warmly, Brenda
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Lol @ too many cookies.. is there really any such thing? One can indulge a little at Christmas eh…
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My children would agree with you wholeheartedly. LOL
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Sticky slippers! Kind of like B’rer Rabbit? Happy holidays.
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I see them as golden and shiny rather than sticky, with a little earth magic used by the fae cobblers, but I am an optimist. 🙂 Happy Holidays to you as well, Brenda
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Ok, I’m squinting, and blowing dandelions and — YES! I see it! Cheers–
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LOL, I’m glad you saw the magic. Cheers, Brenda
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Love the photo…and resin slippers too!
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🙂 Thanks, I love taking photos. I need a better camera one of these days. 🙂
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Ooh! I like those descriptive words and I hope the ice storm creations did not drive you and yours too crazy or upset your holidays! I heard about several dangerous situations out East… Have a safe, joyous and beautiful New Year, Brenda! Hugs, Robin
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The ice storm missed us, we have been fine. I’ve seen some amazing pictures of it elsewhere. Glad you are safe, too! Will be putting up a New Year’s post and a new story soon. Peace and Joy, Brenda
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I was missing some good Haiku, and that was a precious picture, you should be a photographer as well, a professional one that is.
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I wish! LOL Maybe I will put some photos up for sale if I can figure out how to do it. LOL Happy Holidays! Brenda
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Happy holidays…and a happy new year!
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And magical days full of joy!
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I run out of lines, can´t beat that….hold it…trying….hit it…..joy will be the becoming of our days. Let´s see if you can come up with.
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It’s not a contest. Joy will be the becoming of our days. I love that. Thanks!
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I should try more poetry
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Yes, please.
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Today!! Not kidding, your going to be so flabergaster(is that a word?) that you won´t be able to get off the computer for two hours…at the least.
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I am always flabbergasted at how unsure you can be, and so sure of other things. LOL Breakfast is calling me.
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Almost got the word right.
You´re right, even I tend to amaze myself on how I can be so calm,sure of myself, think through things in matter of seconds when it gets to critical situations probably the army had something to do with it, or I just hadded in me, then I was tested on it and I seem to do fine. I tend to detach myself emotionally from the situation, and go on what I call my “Robotic mode”. Meaning I asses the situation and then say “O.K I have to do A B and C, to solve the problem or make it a little less painful at least. And then all my energies and focus just on what it has to be done to solve the problem. In this case with my dying uncle.So even with family I do it. May seem a bit harsh, but I can´t afford to cry or just panick since if I do a bad situation is just going to be worst.
That was a rant, are you my psychologist?
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I can’t claim to solve any one’s issues, in or out. That’s your job. 🙂 I can listen, though. I hope you stay centered and happy and heal well. Brenda
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Love this haiku! Esp the resin slippers shining! Beautiful.
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Thanks, Maureen. I hope you had a lovely Christmas, and I look forward to more haibun in the New Year! 😉
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Beautiful poem which gives me hope for that spring is approching – I love springtime. Not because of the pollen ( me and my boys are allergic) – but I love when the first flower buds shows up, and everything else that I can’t express in english…is reborn – it gives hope and it makes me amazed of the strenght in life. I always look around watching the birds returning, the bugs returning and I sigh of relief and sau load to myself – thank you for coming back this year too. Happy New year Brenda!
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Happy, joyous new year!! I also love to see the buds, swelling with nearness to spring. I love to see the evidence of juices flowing in the trees, life slumbering, but renewing. I like winter, but always I am thinking of spring. 🙂 Thanks for commenting.
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🙂
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Reblogged this on Jesse Talks Back and commented:
Beautiful
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Thanks! Happy holidays! Warmly, Brenda
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I love what you do, bright, cheery and thank you!
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Oh, my pleasure. You’ve made my day!
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