Such beautiful poetry! Moths are so magical! Reading & writing haiku, and the other forms of Japanese poetry you present here, invites us to truly delight in nature with all of our senses, and give ourselves the gift of beautAnne!
Love your photo at the top of this post...and I love labyrinths!
I've been resisting migration to Blueky, but following poetry is oh so tempting. Thank you, Ann!
Such beautiful poetry! Moths are so magical! Reading & writing haiku, and the other forms of Japanese poetry you present here, invites us to truly delight in nature with all of our senses, and give ourselves the gift of beautAnne!
Love your photo at the top of this post...and I love labyrinths!
I've been resisting migration to Blueky, but following poetry is oh so tempting. Thank you, Ann!
Karen, walking a labyrinth is definitely a treat. This particular one was very small and situated in a clearing in the woods at the retreat center where I spent a couple of days. I was surprised that this wee one felt spacious enough for a meaningful time of prayer along the trail. And I loved the collection of stones and shells that had been placed there. Thanks so much for reading--may your poetry and prayer bring you peace every day!
Such beautiful poetry! Moths are so magical! Reading & writing haiku, and the other forms of Japanese poetry you present here, invites us to truly delight in nature with all of our senses, and give ourselves the gift of beautAnne!
Love your photo at the top of this post...and I love labyrinths!
I've been resisting migration to Blueky, but following poetry is oh so tempting. Thank you, Ann!
PS I did sign up at Blue Sky. Following Dick Whyte now, & Nikita Gill.
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Awww thanks - been a bit quiet the past week and a half - but will be posting more soon!
Karen, walking a labyrinth is definitely a treat. This particular one was very small and situated in a clearing in the woods at the retreat center where I spent a couple of days. I was surprised that this wee one felt spacious enough for a meaningful time of prayer along the trail. And I loved the collection of stones and shells that had been placed there. Thanks so much for reading--may your poetry and prayer bring you peace every day!
ЁЯМИЁЯХКThank you, Ann!