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mindfulness

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mindfulness eludes 
thoughts invade my peacefulness
interrupting all

count again one two
memories push through unasked
returning to one

try another way
need to slow my  racing mind
stand stretch try again

step by step footfall
heel to toe pacing  circles
labyrinthine

each breath floats serene
walking meditation’s path
marks the hour passage

heart rate slowing down
note  the flight of fallen leaves
mindfulness returns

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  • Vera Rich gold member
    November 24, 2008
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    Once again -sorry- No. Please see my comment to your "What lies in silence"


  • Arkbear gold member
    November 18, 2008

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    Hello

     

    *labyrinthine = 4 sylls..>>>

    http://haikuwithteeth.com/index.php

     

    If you can show me where this word counts 5 sylls, I shall not deduct for this word

     

    *note flight of fallen leaves* = 6 sylls....should be 7

     

    I love the way you repeatd your last L, as sayeth your 1st L....nice conclusion ~

     

    Not sure why you did not center-align your write, but no deduction there

     

    Your message is really nice.....I enjoyed the journey which you took me on -

     

    Your Flow transitions from one KU' to the next with ease -

     

    Too many spaces after *pacing* -

     

    Over-all....very nice KU Chain.....good luck and God bless you,

     

     

    Bear ~

     

     


    • Draig aine gold member
      November 18, 2008

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      my boston accent

      lab-or-in=the-in that is how I say it in Nova Scotia Bostonian
      got me the fallen leaves. tis 6 messed up will fix and the pacing spacing
      don't like center align , well really have not figured out how to do it,as I am flunking Myron class who says you should write anything but 5/7/5.


      • Arkbear gold member
        November 18, 2008
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        No worries....I shall not deduct for your linguistic accent......and a class which says not to write 5-7-5 is of their own pleasure.....a traditional KU' stands at 5-7-5 ~

        I think you did a fine job......and center-align is not a requirement.......but if you ever want to in the future.....go to the top of your poem (in edit mode )....and you will see this.>>>

        Your poem:
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        .....click on (Show rich text buttons) .....and your text box will turn to Rich Text & Fonts

        Nice job!

        Good luck!

        Bear ~


  • Pisces rainbow gold member
    November 13, 2008

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    I know the feeling
    I never knew the amount of thought we have.
    never noticed but when I did I tried so many different ways of just staying present.
    I noticed the space seems to be getting bigger with much less effort.

    try another way
    need to slow my racing mind
    stand stretch try again

    I so love this
    very creative
    a pleasure to read
    God bless you...

  • Starz of Heaven gold member
    November 9, 2008

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    Hey there I think that this is a nice poem indeed but per rules of the contest holder you are not to use any capital letter so you might want to change that thanks for sharing and be well


  • Dark Otter
    November 7, 2008
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    A good way to start my morning

    Peace and serenity are highly valued commodities. Hold on to them, they are priceless.


  • ConjurerCaptainTam
    November 3, 2008
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    a lovely journey

    & now i must comment, i reluctantly pull myself back to reality


  • hawkeslake gold member
    November 2, 2008

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    Simply wonderful, a meditation in itself. Your flow and descriptions are simple and powerful. A great read.


  • Pure Thought silver member
    November 2, 2008

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    Wonderful way to begin the day.

    When thoughts into meditation enter
    Let them rise and fly with leaves to center
    suppressing such is work for brain
    allow to leave on meditaions refrain.

    Not well written but inspired thought none the less.

    I like your poem here.
    Buddy


    • Draig aine gold member
      November 2, 2008
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      tis

      Tis enough I am told
      to let them flow
      noting only they exist
      but pondering so hard to resist

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