by Meena Krish
Nature is beautiful and at the same time destructive and she will |
by Michael
Thank you Meena, |
Michael this is beautiful and it will go in my favorite. Thank you for sharing and all the very best |
by Michael
Thank you Miss Dagmar, and for my nomination :)x |
I felt the softness of "she means no harm" and how soothing this poem was. How often do we complain and moan about the change in weather when we'd be doing just the same if we didn't go through highs and lows of each season? And how we know as of recently how destructive nature can be, but everything balances out. I liked the philosophy of that. Even with natural disasters and etc, it is a balance perhaps we were not meant to understand. It's beyond our control. |
by Michael
Thank you MA, and yes I feel that we cant really understand natures balance, however she has to do this for the world to continue. But also the more we destroy her, the balance becomes more of a weighty burden for all :) |
by Mr. Darcy
I do like a haiku string - each one a little shake of realisation. |
by Michael
They do Mr D indeed! :) |
I adore this string of Haiku's! Breathtaking just like Mother Nature. |
by Michael
Thank you Hanna, lovely comments :) |
Excellent. I love the way that in these linked Haiku's each stanza can exist on their own but together portray such a vibrant message. Glad to see its been nominated. Best wishes Milly x |
by Michael
Thank you Miss Milly, pleased you enjoyed reading :)x |