"You can cut all the flowers but
you cannot keep spring from coming." Pablo Neruda
A winged friend returns
Shared gifts of cool breeze, spring flowers
Sadness vanishes...
Today, the words are Butterfly and Coming of Spring
What is Carpe Diem? Blog Owner, Kristjaan Panneman, describes it as: "a weblog on haiku. It's a new daily haiku meme where you can write a classical or non-classical haiku on a given prompt. Haiku is an ancient Japanese poetry form. A haiku has three short lines and describes a short moment (as short as the sound of a pebble thrown into water). Mostly a haiku counts 5-7-5 syllables and is sometimes called 'counted verse.'"
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“The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough.” Rabindranath Tagore
Purple blooms poke through
Auguring a season shift
light, delicate air...
Some Food for Thought: Do you have any strong associations with the words above? What imagery come to mind? Take a moment to contemplate what Butterfly and Coming of Spring mean to you? Love and Peace in 2013.
I would love to hear from you: Please leave me a comment. Thank You!
PHOTO CREDITS/ATTRIBUTIONS: All Photographs: Monarch butterfly, Crocuses, via Wikipedia, via Stockfree.com, or my personal collection.
Until Next Time…
Ask. Believe. Receive. ©
Elizabeth Obih-Frank
Mirth and Motivation
Positive Kismet
Haiku: Signs of Spring... |
Shared gifts of cool breeze, spring flowers
Sadness vanishes...
Today, the words are Butterfly and Coming of Spring
What is Carpe Diem? Blog Owner, Kristjaan Panneman, describes it as: "a weblog on haiku. It's a new daily haiku meme where you can write a classical or non-classical haiku on a given prompt. Haiku is an ancient Japanese poetry form. A haiku has three short lines and describes a short moment (as short as the sound of a pebble thrown into water). Mostly a haiku counts 5-7-5 syllables and is sometimes called 'counted verse.'"
More below! Thank you for your feedback.
“The butterfly counts not months but moments, and has time enough.” Rabindranath Tagore
Haiku: Signs of Spring... |
Auguring a season shift
light, delicate air...
Some Food for Thought: Do you have any strong associations with the words above? What imagery come to mind? Take a moment to contemplate what Butterfly and Coming of Spring mean to you? Love and Peace in 2013.
I would love to hear from you: Please leave me a comment. Thank You!
PHOTO CREDITS/ATTRIBUTIONS: All Photographs: Monarch butterfly, Crocuses, via Wikipedia, via Stockfree.com, or my personal collection.
Until Next Time…
Ask. Believe. Receive. ©
Elizabeth Obih-Frank
Mirth and Motivation
Positive Kismet
Even in the dead of winter, we remember the joys of spring... :-)
ReplyDeletespring has the magic to dispel sadness...beautiful Haiku Eliz!!
ReplyDeleteAnother simple but nice haikus. Love the pictures too.
ReplyDeleteSome things come to mind seeing the butterfly and talking of spring...rebirth, re-emergence, new beginnings. I like the feel of that. :-)
ReplyDeleteFor me the coming of spring symbolizes hope. By the way, the photos are beautiful, especially the butterfly.
ReplyDeleteMommy Maye
I guess we can try to keep a lot of things from happening, but when it's meant to be, then it's meant to be.
ReplyDeletethat butterfly shot is so lovely
ReplyDeletei like that line "you can cut all the flowers but you cant stop spring from coming".... :-) just made me think, some things are really meant to happen no matter what you do to stop them from ever coming... :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. Spring signifies new beginnings. Love your haiku and your pics!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty!!! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! love your pics!
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