hmmm away from home indeed feels like death but we can reconnect, I like the word play :) My entry: http://lynnaima.wordpress.com/2011/08/25/love-eternal/
A bigger truth than you might realize. I think many people do this. Even Maxine Hong Kingston talked about it when she was in our city present on her latest book, a book of poetry ...
way to go!!
ReplyDeleteVery nice.
ReplyDeleteSounds like you would rather be back home. :( At least you have pen & paper for salvation.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the entry. See you next week!
ReplyDeletea very nice take on the prompts ~ wistful and almost melancholy. ♥
ReplyDeleteThere's life enough in your haiku to save anyone. Well done.
ReplyDeleteA thoughtful haiku...I like it!
ReplyDeleteI like it as well.
ReplyDeleteDeep, thoughtful and poignant haiku.. Liked it a lot!
ReplyDeleteMy post - Patiently Trying
writing has done wonders for me, it is a beautiful escape
ReplyDeletehmmm away from home indeed feels like death but we can reconnect, I like the word play :)
ReplyDeleteMy entry: http://lynnaima.wordpress.com/2011/08/25/love-eternal/
creating helps us live
ReplyDeleteKeep writing and live forever...
ReplyDeleteI loved it!
Here's my offering for the week: http://terri0729wordpress.com/2011/08/29/soul-kiss/
Enjoy the picnic!
Like this very much. Well done.
ReplyDeleteMelanie
much is faced by taking a deep breath. wonderful!
ReplyDeletelovely Haiku. Thanks, hugs, pat
ReplyDeleteA bigger truth than you might realize. I think many people do this. Even Maxine Hong Kingston talked about it when she was in our city present on her latest book, a book of poetry ...
ReplyDeleteGood job, Morning!