Far away from you
Is to be blue my dearest
I wait; purple heart .
Stunning photos of my garden back home; they have survived the current storm.
In response to CalmKate’s Friday Foto Fun:
https://arousedblog.wordpress.com/2018/09/15/friday-foto-fun-blossom/
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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/
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Oh wow 😮
Beautiful
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Thanks so much..happy to know that
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Glad they survived. My favourite colour 💜
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I am also very happy they did Mirriam..thank you..
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You honoured your lovely haiku with your beautiful photos, well done Mich.
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Thank you Ivor.
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This is beautiful
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Thank you..
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yes the storm, my family have recently moved more inland, their home destroyed in the last typhoon. this is a touching haiku, the play of words and colour to show depth of emotion
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Thank you Gina…yes Gina this haiku is a representation of life and nature as it both tried to withstand all sorts of storms thay come their way…😊
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yes nature is resilient. last year I went to Pulau Weh in Acheh , they survived the devastating tsunami, life was forming in every crevice and I was so amazed. out of destruction nature heals it self, but please, your haiku it is one of those can have a myriad of interpretations for life’s struggles and hopes too.
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I admire your deep understanding about nature and i must say i am prompted and inspires at the aame time to understand be one with nature the way you do .
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i think you do, just the busy life you are sorting out has slowed you down a bit, I feel the energy of your words returning, even this short verse says so much of who you are as a human
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Thank you Gina..
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*inspired
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I love “purple heart”, says so much..
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Happy to know that…smiling here
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Beautiful work Mitch. I agree with Nandita, the purple heart triggers a combination of images and memories.
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Thank you Robert…i am glad it had that effect on you.
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Definitely stunning!
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Thank you…
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Reblogged this on Dream Big, Dream Often.
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Thank you…😊
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You are welcome!
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Oh Mich how beautiful, I believe your words and lovely photos have a deeper meaning on many levels … thanks for joining in the fun 🙂
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Glad you like it kate…i am having fun with your photo challenge..i wonder what’s next..lol
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lol ah a few more days to think of something new 🙂
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Your garden seems fantastic.
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It is Shiva..thank you..
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