Join me in practising Happiness!!!
Welcome to the space where the magic of writing Haiku; Poems happens as the words born in my heart flow and quietly spill just like your smile does here in the NOW and I pick it and keep in my heart..
we love to imagine that we are so like our children, but are we? we won't know, for real, until we, let go, let them become adults and choose for themselves.
oh my gosh ramesh! i have forever longed for you to add photos to your wondrous haiku. yes, your haiku always have the ability to paint images. i am just such a visual person i love the added experience of using my eyes. this is so touching and full of the human experience.
short and lovely.
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short and lovely.
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we love to imagine that we are so like our children, but are we? we won't know, for real, until we, let go, let them become adults and choose for themselves.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteamazing idea.
ReplyDeleteMaybe, maybe not :) But the little one's dreams count a lot more I feel! Lovely take!
ReplyDeleteRS, lovely haiku.. very cute sleep and I wish the little one's dream should be fulfilled..
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Beautifully put... and does it really matter? I love that photo - your words are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteso sweet an image, and so lovely a thought.
ReplyDeleteHappy Friday !
Yes, if the dream is to let the little one find and follow his own dreams.
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh ramesh!
ReplyDeletei have forever longed for you to add photos to your wondrous haiku. yes, your haiku always have the ability to paint images. i am just such a visual person i love the added experience of using my eyes.
this is so touching and full of the human experience.
thank you for gracing my moment!
I wonder if you both dream of heaven. This poem is so lovely. I'm happy to have read it. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteshort and filled with love
ReplyDeletehttp://gatelesspassage.com/2011/10/17/to-my-son/
Succinct and sweet. You do wonder what goes on in their little minds.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the Haiku.