Hope Springs (Haiku)

Posted bymichnavsPosted inAmazing Insights, Amazing Stories, poetry, Thoughts to Live By, Uncategorized, writingTags:, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Bleak, sad, and gloomy,
It’s that little ray of light,
Springs hope to our soul.

Published by michnavs

Philippine-born Michelle Navajas, currently residing in Malaysia. Michelle authored the book “After – Rain Skies: A Million Stars” for PWW during their Million Stars campaign. Graduated with a Master of Education majoring in English in the Philippines, Michelle was a former college professor, teaching literature, speech & oral communication, creative writing, drama, and theatre arts. Michelle is active in her writing profession and works as a freelance creative writer. Michelle passionately blogs at www.michnavs.wordpress.com, where you can find her prose and poetry on love, life, motherhood, and her advocacy on abuse and violence. A published author on Spillwords NYC https://spillwords.com/what-if-snowflakes-dont-fall-in-winter/ Her poem “Again” is published on three platforms, on MEDIUM -an International Writers and Readers Space, AFRICA WRITERS CARAVAN, and at WOMAWORDS LITERARY PRESS. kindly go check the following links –https://womawordsliterarypress.home.blog/2020/06/29/imagining-life-after-the-ravaging-virulent-covid-19-pandemic-a-special-journal/ –https://personalitiesofinspiration.wordpress.com/2020/06/29/imagining-life-after-covid-19-a-womawords-june-edition/

24 thoughts on “Hope Springs (Haiku)”

      1. I get the same and sometimes a lot more from you. its good to feel at home wherever we are, it is the comfort of knowing we are safe and loved – blessings to you and the fam Mich!

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  3. Your lovely photos echo the stormy skies that have finally revealed themselves after our long, dry summer…hope is what I’m holding on to as my father begins his third week in hospital…thank you for the sweet reminder, Mich.

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      1. Thank you, Mich! I am well looked after…my Mom is cooking up a storm (they no longer live together) so that when I stop in to see her after visiting Dad in the hospital, I get to bring home a delicious soup or sauce…it sure helps as we navigate the many health issues plaguing him at the moment.

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