Who can hold a cloud?
The sky dances with stray dreams—
a gift of nothing
For Sue Vincent’s photo prompt, above. Continuing my haikus that start with a question.
Sometimes the best gifts are those we can’t quite grasp.
Tags: #writephoto, clouds, dreams, haiku
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Your haiku is one of your best. It makes me want to try and grab a cloud and make it my pet. Seriously, excellent words and cool art.
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Thanks Rose. The sky seems much with us this week.
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I love, “The sky dances with stray dreams.” It does seem that way to me–thoughts and clouds, stray dreams all dancing around.
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Easy to get lost…thanks Merril.
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Amazing haiku! Truly wonderful.
Love the art-piece too 🙂
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Thanks Shaun.
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A beautiful pairing! And particular love the “stray dreams” idea… very nice!
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Thanks Charlie. You were so lucky to see the full eclipse! Wonderful description too. (the comments part for your blog on my reader is still being cranky…)
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Yeah, it was awesome!! 😃💕 And yep… WordPress still hasn’t fixed comments in the Reader for my blog. I’ll have to follow up with them and see if a fix is coming.
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Good luck!
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I am digging those, Kerfe.
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Thanks Kirk. Likewise with your little vignettes of your travels.
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OOOOOOOHHHHH soooooo beautiful!!!!!!!
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Thanks Jodi!
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I’ve heard that cloudy skies are themselves a product of human activity and Neolithic times and before skies were clearer
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Interesting…but we’ve always needed rain!
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Agreed
I didn’t mean it is bad or good thing, just interesting.
The information made me think about that too. I guess it means that more particulate matter on the atmosphere means more condensation.
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I don’t see it as good or bad either. I wonder how they reconstruct the ancient weather like that? Now that’s something to consider…how could they know that?
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Aye! Gifts to decipher
By others 🙂
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Yes, there always are…
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Delightful – so delicate – a reminder that beauty is fragile and precious.
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Thanks Dave. Nature has a way giving perspective.
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Reblogged this on Sue Vincent's Daily Echo.
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and thanks for the reblog!
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My pleasure, Kerfe 🙂
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As delicate as the clouds themselves.
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Thanks Sue.
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So lovely
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Thanks Lynn.
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Reblogged this on Blog Pad 2017.
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Thanks Henrietta!
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You are welcome!
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Lovely abstract work….
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Thanks Evelyn.
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