Thank you , Robbie. I forever doubt my writin skills especially haiku writing. So thank you for boosting my confidence and say hi to mama. Tell her the whole blogging community wishes her a speedy recovery.
A few months ago I learned about some tribes in Australia that do not have words like left, right, front, or back in their language. Instead, they use the cardinal directions to communicate where anything is. It has fascinated me, and now I’m always trying to orient myself like this. Your poem reminded me of this because I’m always trying to find North now. It’s quite a shift in perspective to know where you are at all times in the grander scheme.
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Beautiful as always Yassy π Sending you loving hugs π
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You are our North Star, Maggi girl. Thank you dear one.
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Much love to you Yassy. You are too kind. A rare gem to be treasured β€
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likewise , dear Margaret. Hope you are having a good weekend.
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Simplistically perfect!
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Thank you , Jim π
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So profound. π
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Thanks , AquibπππΌ
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So beautiful!
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Thank you π
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So welcome.
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Beautiful.
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Thank you.
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I really think this is good, Yassy. One of your best haikus ever.
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Thank you , Robbie. I forever doubt my writin skills especially haiku writing. So thank you for boosting my confidence and say hi to mama. Tell her the whole blogging community wishes her a speedy recovery.
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Thank you, Yassy. My mom is doing much better now.
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You are welcome , Robbie. Glad to know mama is doing well.
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Beautiful..that is.
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Thank you , Seema.
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Love how deep you can get with words Yassy. You are incredible. Losing time yet gaining a sense of direction.πΉπΉ
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Awwww….
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Love this
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Thankx.
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So beautiful ππβ¨β€
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Thank you π
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So beautiful ππβ€
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Thank you ππ€
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A few months ago I learned about some tribes in Australia that do not have words like left, right, front, or back in their language. Instead, they use the cardinal directions to communicate where anything is. It has fascinated me, and now I’m always trying to orient myself like this. Your poem reminded me of this because I’m always trying to find North now. It’s quite a shift in perspective to know where you are at all times in the grander scheme.
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Yes, you are right. Your comment put my verse in a deeper perspective.
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Incredible haiku and well penned. π
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ArigatΕgozaimashita
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I had to look up at the word. And it means thank you, and I say you are welcome my friend. π
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Indeed, I had to look it up too , lol hehe
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Awesome. I’m always curious to learn new language or words themselves. π
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Reblogged this on Ned Hamson's Second Line View of the News.
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