I have witnessed a true miracle!! A haiku on Shays blog!!! It is a beautiful one Shay! I think i need to see the Dr. too cause I am still in shock! Love this so much Shay the poem is lovely and the holo-doctor made me laugh so hard at work (in the library) :-)))
Love the way you brought in all the senses in this... yet far to April still
ReplyDeleteI have witnessed a true miracle!! A haiku on Shays blog!!! It is a beautiful one Shay! I think i need to see the Dr. too cause I am still in shock! Love this so much Shay the poem is lovely and the holo-doctor made me laugh so hard at work (in the library) :-)))
ReplyDeleteGasp... (just fell on floor) the impossible is possible.
ReplyDeleteYou guys..... LOL
ReplyDeleteBrava!
ReplyDeleteMos def sloth approved Shay. After I gasped at the beauty of this, I had a good laugh. You bamboozled us all fren. Thank you for this. Love you.
ReplyDeleteYou can write haiku... :) Love it!
ReplyDeleteThe world is ending. Shay wrote haiku! And so perfectly. I love it.
ReplyDeleteIt's all about the sensory imagery... those bells and white petals. lovely.
ReplyDelete"Please state the nature of the medical emergency." Then, let us ring those bells, bells, bells...
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgeous, Shay!
ReplyDeleteIt rang my bell, Shay! Don’t choke on haiku – call it a three line poem and be damned!
ReplyDeleteoh, it's surely the end times ~
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful!
ReplyDeleteHa ha, demonstrating that you can do something so well gives you greater authority to criticise that thing.
(But be careful. Haiku are addictive.)
So . . . the end really is near . . .
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