Life is too short to drink bad wine
La vie est trop courte pour boire du mauvais vin
The Prompts for Ronovan this week are “look and charm’ which are much less horrifying than last week.
https://ronovanwrites.wordpress.com/2015/12/14/ronovanwrites-weekly-haiku-poetry-prompt-challenge-75-charmlook/
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As a gardener whose mother is a quilted, I have a special appreciation for the image as well as the poem. Thank you!
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Thanks so much! I was happy the photo looked like gazing across a lovely quilt in the morning and I have always appreciated the work that goes into a traditionally hand made quilt.
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That should, of course, been “quilter”. 🙂
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I LOVE this!!
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Thanks! I was happy with the idea.
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Excellent 🙂
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Wonderfully written, T.J. Love your last line. The photo definitely matches it.
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Thanks so much! It took me a while to come up with this one as the syllable limit is tricky. Hope you have a day like a field of flowers! 🙂
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Much appreciated! I try to keep my chin up with our horrible, lingering wet weather when it is usually sparkling, white snow this time of year.
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That is a shame to hear. I always dream of other climes where a white Christmas is the norm. I hope it does the right thing for you all in the week ahead. 🙂
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I’m hoping also. First year in my lifetime we may not have snow for Christmas. Climate change?
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Romantically poetic.
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As your name is worthy of Wordsworth himself I greatly appreciate your kind comment! 🙂 Very best wishes 🙂
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Beautiful TJ, both the flowers and the haiku 🙂
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Thanks so much. It was a lovely day in the park. 🙂
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I love the look of a field of daisies. A great way to set off the charm of your Haiku. Lovely, indeed. – jk 🙂
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Thanks so much! It was a wonderful place to wander about in on a lovely spring day. Every best wish for the season! TJ 🙂
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Thank you TJ. Enjoy your new seasons and I hope to see some lovely snowfalls. Happy New Year 2016.
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May all your Christmases be white! 🙂
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Didn’t happen this year. No Snow.
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