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flowers of love...(haiku)

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flowers of love ....(haiku)


the beauty of love
reflected in the flowers
our love shining through


Dee Garner  
October 10, 2002

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Written October 11th, 2002

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  • Amunet Wolfbane Moderators member
    February 1, 2008

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    Bravo! This is stunning. I love the vibrancy of this piece, it's so uplifting and really makes me smile. Love is to us as sunshine is to nature. We need it to survive.


  • sue2
    July 31, 2007
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    I love flowers!


  • holly9
    July 11, 2007
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    Beautiful


  • Kari gold member
    September 10, 2006
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    Great Job!

    oooooooooooo granna now this was so good...I loved this Haiku. U did wonderful...

    Kari


  • Autumn Whisper
    February 28, 2006
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    This is lovely catz, I like it a lot, and such a beautiful picture to go with it, well done! Keep up the good work
    best wishes as always
    Moonstone Virgo

  • davejrivera
    December 22, 2005
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    Wonderful Haiku. Love, such a universal topic with an unending inspiration for cognition .


  • jaunty pill gold member
    October 8, 2004
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    Love is always a perplexing experience to be at hand, such a shattered and chaotic way to be always like mice scattering around trying to keep two people whole, always, just always hoping for more.

    I think this is a great haiku. Well done and thank you for liking my poem enough to bookmark it. I am honored.

    much love,
    James

  • soldier sailor
    September 9, 2004
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    precise bite.

    Very deep if you read the message.
    I would add, the flowers of this earth are but a poor shadow of those in heaven...I still want to wait though!


  • Danna Hobart
    January 11, 2003
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    Flowers are so symbolic... they can represent love, beauty, innocense, in the case of the daffodil, youth, and the chrysanthimum, maturity, it is amazing!

  • PinkUsher
    January 8, 2003
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    excellent

    This is cute.

  • Lacertus
    October 28, 2002
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    The beauty of you
    so fragrant like the lilacs
    your petals so soft

    beautiful Catz :)
    your background reminds me of my mom too, she loved flowers and kept her garden up til about 3 weeks before she died. she had so many beautiful flowers. Thank you for the memory

    Jen


  • soulwarrior silver member
    October 19, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    What a dip I am tonight forgot to leave a comment for my sweet mom. I love it the background and poem too so awesomely beautyful just like you.
    The beauty of love
    reflected in the flowers.
    I love those verses there.

  • soulwarrior silver member
    October 19, 2002
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    Mom if you want you can add the poem to the pretty paper. and the pages or in the meemory book already I will be using acid free glue for memory books to glue the poems and pictures in place. I will probaly be putting frames made by me from pretty paper too. I will need all acid free things,so as not to damage the pictures.

  • Desdemona
    October 19, 2002
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    excellent

    beautiful but almost hard to read with the background, but hey what do i know... luv ya woman.. Lee

  • killer79chick
    October 19, 2002
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    Again, a beautiful haiku.
    ~Jennifer~


  • Sprite silver member
    October 18, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    Mmmmmmmm...makes me almost smell the bloom of love's kiss. Lovely, Dee. Lovely. ~ joyce


  • October 17, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    i'm not much one for haiku, i find them boring a lot of the time. but i think this one really accomplishes what hiakus are meant to be. i like it


  • catz Moderators member
    October 12, 2002
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    Thanks everyone for your kind comments.
    About the last line... I guess some consider 'our' as two syllables... I never did, and as Rubee said.. maybe it's all in the pronounciation. I pronounce it as one syllable but I have heard many other people pronounce it as what could be considered two syllables...
    but hey...lol... it's my haiku...lol so I can pronounce it with one, can't I??!!
    Luv ya all
    Dee
    Edited by catz on Oct 12 because 'spelled something with one syllable and it should have been two...lol'.

  • prairiegal gold member
    October 11, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    catz, your work amazes me. You can paint a whole canvas with just a handful of words. You have get style and so upbeat and encouraging. I always look for new things by you. Althogh I still don't know how you get all the bases in your life covered.
    Another wonderful background! I still haven't tried the webshots yet. Week was on the tough side! Can't keep a mustang down!
    Your poetry is so ver unique.....

  • Twisted Emotions
    October 11, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    awesome write...the one you commented on of mine, was about me....anyway, you can really say a lot with a very few words.

  • sheshe143
    October 11, 2002
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    a beautiful write
    thanx for shairng


  • Rubee
    October 11, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    absolutely lovely Dee!! I was counting the syllables too, I think it's all in how you might pronounce 'our'...I got 5...a beautiful haiku!!! :))


  • nell
    October 11, 2002
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    don't touch it!

    short sweet straight to the point and just so beautiful! a very nice Haiku

  • catz Moderators member
    October 11, 2002
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    oops... got the 2nd and 3rd lines switched..thanks, Norman. It's 5-7-5 though, and I count that? hmmm ....6? sorry, can't see the six...I still count them as 5-7-5
    Dee
    Edited by catz on right now.


  • Nam
    October 11, 2002
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    That last line is six syllable's.

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