Many prayers were said
For one like her when younger
Dreams flying skyward
Mornings were best
My fingers tracked over her
To praise her beauty
Loveliness unflawed
He skin was like porcelain
An ancestral gift
That is what she said
Smiling eyes twinkling at me
I desired her so
I loved her singing
Now cooking in the kitchen
A skillet in hand
Parents to dinner
Put bread rolls out for our guests
Baby's birth big news
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Warm as a fresh loaf Old Egg - we should suspend those moments in amber
ReplyDeleteI believe congratulations are in order. Theres life in the Old Egg yet!
ReplyDeleteI'm not dreaming - a short story
telling a whole story - beginning, middle, end - in 6 haiku... quite a feat! well accomplished here
ReplyDeleteParents to dinner
ReplyDeletePut bread rolls out for our guests
Baby's birth big news
Certainly big news, Robin! Hank is reminded of similar happenings for the kids that came by before. Congrats!
And great haiku set!
Hank
Collection of sweet words!
ReplyDeletesharing a meal is a very special happening, in all cultures
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