Err... At Jason's blog did you write that to toy around?
Coz i don't picture you to watch or read murder mysteries... so may be you don't know about John Doe/Jane Doe. In case you don't... You must read about on Wikipedia. Nice Trivia. :-D
Sorry couldn't resist the temptation to give away a chance to share some garbage knowledge. :-D
Ah, I love seeing her as a lady wearing the most beautiful of spring gowns! Your rosey vision is as ebullient and romantic as the season itself, Margaret. :)
I'm so loving these experiments with haiku. And the photo is just lovely.
beautiful... loved it! :)
ReplyDeleteits lovely how 3 lines can make the beauty of spring...
if i may, i would like to point out that a haiku has a seasonal word called kigo in it, which is missing in yours!
otherwise the post is a haiku! :)
but sometimes, when the words come from heart, rules needn't be mentioned at all!
This Haik thing has become a phenomenon now.. and everytime i see a new one.. i am envious.. for i cant write one one!
ReplyDeleteboohoo!!
erm, never mind.
loved yours though.
How charmingly sublime! :-)
And the picture goes with it perfectly!!
beautiful! :-) Happy happy Spring!
ReplyDeleteO' Margaret..
ReplyDeleteAwesome words you speak
vast beauty, warms my heart
mesmerized! It melts...
Loved it... :-D
@ Leo
ReplyDeleteThanks Vinay for pointing that out (I didn't know, still learning!)
Next one will have a kigo in it!
But very happy you liked it otherwise :)
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@ Creation
Yeah, it is a phenomenon - I love it! Hope to write lots more of them. Thanks a lot....
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@ Cat
Thanks Cat. Happy Spring to you too, at last!! :))
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@ Aniket
Aahhh!! Loved your rebound haiku!!
Beautifully put....warms my heart too :-D
Nishant
ReplyDeleteThankzzzz, really glad you liked it.
Actually this pic isn't the tree outside my kitchen window. That one hasn't bloomed completely yet.
I took this pic in a park nearby.
And yeah, everyone seems to be into haikus nowadays :) It's a lovely way to express a lot in a few words.
Melt indeed!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a glorious day.
Perfect title. This is as lovley and delicate as the blossoms.
ReplyDeleteErr... At Jason's blog did you write that to toy around?
ReplyDeleteCoz i don't picture you to watch or read murder mysteries... so may be you don't know about John Doe/Jane Doe. In case you don't... You must read about on Wikipedia. Nice Trivia. :-D
Sorry couldn't resist the temptation to give away a chance to share some garbage knowledge. :-D
nice one..
ReplyDeletereally liked it..
you should write more.
margaret- i melt too :)
ReplyDeleteyou are getting to be quite a hand at poetry.
come read my poem ?
@ Jason
ReplyDeleteOh, it was a glorious day Jason, I don't know how many pics I took on that day!
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@ K.
So glad you like it K. Love your comments.
@ Aniket
ReplyDeleteNah, I wasn't toying around. I was just showing how much I DON'T know about murder mysteries. :-D
Why didn't I ask you first???
Thanks for putting me in the picture. At least I know now. :-))
@ Anal
ReplyDeleteHi, nice to see you here. Glad you liked it. Ohh, I'll definitely be writing more...stick around and read it. :)
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@ LGL
Good to see my haiku made you melt :-D
I'll be right over.....
aha!! some one is taking flavors of varities :P quite good i shud say :)
ReplyDelete@ Sawan
ReplyDeleteYeah, it's fun to put your hand to something new. :-)
Always good to see you here, take care. ;-)
Ah, I love seeing her as a lady wearing the most beautiful of spring gowns! Your rosey vision is as ebullient and romantic as the season itself, Margaret. :)
ReplyDeleteI'm so loving these experiments with haiku. And the photo is just lovely.
@ Sarah
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you found my haiku ebullient and romantic.
Me too, enjoying these experiements and enjoying SPRING :)