Written for: Sunday Muse #123

sunflowers, heads bent
in a field of yellow and black
one holds out hope
http://thesundaymuse.blogspot.com/
Written for: Sunday Muse #123
sunflowers, heads bent
in a field of yellow and black
one holds out hope
http://thesundaymuse.blogspot.com/
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Sarah, your haiku is humongous in tone, in the message!
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Thanks, Helen!
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Nice haiku!
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Thanks, Rob!
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5 — sunflowers, heads bent
7 — in fields of yellow and black
5 — one holds onto hope
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Well done, Rob!
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I’m a by anal, sorry Sara… 🙂
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Love the message of hope in your Haiku Sara!
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Thanks, Carrie!
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Yes, we take hope where we can find it……….loved this.
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Thanks, Sherry!
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One does hold on to hope. All we can do.
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Seems like such a small thing.
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Beautiful Haiku, Sara. With a field of all those expecting Sunflowers, how can there not be hope!!
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Thanks, Jim!
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Loved the haiku, Sara. We can never find enough hope.
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Thanks, Bev – so true.
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