in
springs warm sunrise
feathers
glow at journey's end,
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Thank you to Elise
Like your favorite flooded cave, your kindness is deep. You have a strong work ethic and are not afraid to hop to it to get the job done. Far from a flaky frog, you don’t jump to conclusions. Ever since you were a tadpole, you’ve been easygoing and likeable and are a good leader without being mossy, so other frogs lean on you without knowing it. Thanks to Michelle at Rambling Woods :)
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Like your favorite flooded cave, your kindness is deep. You have a strong work ethic and are not afraid to hop to it to get the job done. Far from a flaky frog, you don’t jump to conclusions. Ever since you were a tadpole, you’ve been easygoing and likeable and are a good leader without being mossy, so other frogs lean on you without knowing it. Thanks to Michelle at Rambling Woods :)
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Spring has returned with surprises and its lovely.
ReplyDeleteO it tis Kalpana
Deletea classic one ! love the metaphor of the robin !
ReplyDeleteThank you Milan, the harbinger of spring here.
DeleteWell.. doesn't such a picture make life so beautiful..
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RS:)
It truly does Ramesh :)
DeleteThere's something wistful about that phrase "journey's end."
ReplyDeleteReturning to the Cornfields
Wistful in that they are home and bringing warmth with them, thank heavens!
DeleteIt is always a welcome sight to see the robin's return. Nice! ♥
ReplyDeleteIsn't it Kathy
DeleteI like the robin as a sure sign of spring's return. Nice!
ReplyDeleteMerci Classie, and they are!
DeleteYay, spring is here!! Lovely haiku Cheryl:)
ReplyDeleteThank you Reshma, at last !
DeleteSpring brings awaited joy....nice one!
ReplyDeleteO that it does Ralle, you have no idea after our winter
DeleteGreat feeling of awakening colour in this lovely haiku.
ReplyDeleteYou caught that Gemma, thank you !
DeleteWhat a nice reminder of the beauty of spring's return.
ReplyDeleteI thought it was here but not after last night, spring is teasing us.
DeleteNow this is a return we are longing for at the moment... at least here where I live!
ReplyDeleteI keep saying soon Wabi, with a sigh
DeleteAt least after a long cold winter nature's blooming again and spring has returns.
ReplyDeleteWe do relish in life Kristjaan, it keeps us moving :)
DeleteI am waiting for the robins
ReplyDeleteooo Michelle, I saw one last weekend and so the haiku. I hope he's not lost in the blizzard
Deleteit's beautiful ! :)
ReplyDeleteFeast for the senses!
ReplyDeleteSpring is here :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you payal, et Becca, and o yes, kinda sorta Amrit
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