Words Win, a Haiku

19 thoughts on “Words Win, a Haiku”

1. That’s for sure! Very well said!

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   1. thanks, Carol. I just need to organize my thoughts and contributions instead of scrambling for information every time I want to post something. 🙂

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      1. That is a daily challenge for me too! I’ve been in somewhat of a slump lately but feels like I’m coming out of it! 🙂

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      2. I’m trying too. Must be “slump weather” the political atmosphere doesn’t exactly instill confidence either. 🙂

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      3. It is truly dismal! I am losing hope and that’s not like this!

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      4. I just write my way out of it. I tried with the little ditty “herding words” concentrating on happy or silly stuff helps a lot when I’m in a mood. writing poetry help…when I write prose posts I tend to go off on a tangent but at least it is relaxing and gets my mind off of other stuff. Right now I have to go to the doctor, about my wrist (tendonitis he said) and my thyroid. I guess he will draw more blood. chat later

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      5. Blessings at the doctor!

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      6. we love our doctor…he always spends whatever time we need…I don’t abuse the privilege, but really appreciate being able to talk to my doctor.

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2. Too true….. Hugs. Hugs!

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   1. 🙂

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3. Great observation.

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4. Welcome at Carpe Diem Gradmama … I love this haiku and it gives me a very happy feeling. Hope to see you again at Carpe Diem.

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   1. thank you for your kind comment…I’m glad you enjoyed the poem. I will send in again soon 🙂

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      1. I am looking forward to read more of your beauties.

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      2. I’m honored by your kind words. Thank you!

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5. Nice haiku – restful.

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   1. thanks, Oneta…:-)

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6. Such a needful message. You use the form and intent of the haiku in, oh, so well a way. Thank you!

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   1. thanks again…I need the encouragement today especially. 🙂

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