rubbing sister leaves
new endings, old beginnings
color explodes
a time to reflect
put away past pains
reach for tomorrow
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Writer of children's literature, short stories and poetry
A positive tone to the last verse…what we much do to continue.
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Creative and colorful photo and delightfully ‘right on’ haiku ~ happy week to you!
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Beautiful! Sunrise and sunset–they both seem to enliven and soothe
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I really like the last photo and haiku – such a positive sense of moving into the new after the old falls away.
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Autmn is for reflection … it’s a kind of pass-way between the light and dark part of the year .. nicely composed Lelsie.
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sorry Leslie (miss-spelled your name)
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Great focus for tomorrow even as things decay there is more to look forward to.
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A season to take pause…new endings, very unique with old beginnings…I really like that , makes one think about starting fresh.
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I loved the concept of old and new; somehow being intertwined like a vine that would live on tomorrow though dying today.
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Exactly, because it is so, right?
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new endings, old beginnings
Great lines Leslie! Takes talents to come up with a gem like this!
Hank
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Thanks Hank – we learn so much from each other as writers…
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Reaching for tomorrow.. that’s a wonderful phrase.
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Like the sister leaves in particular. Both nicely done as well as the photos
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