shared sparks

late harvest

picking burrs

off socks

D. Bowman

Poetic expression softens the edge of pain. The bravery to place pen to paper is often a turning point that shifts attention from doubt to curiosity.

Haiku invites us to explore and share what is funny, sad, lovely, absurd or fresh.   We may laugh, ponder, cry, howl, mourn, forgive, or wonder.  Love and let go.

Haiku provides a spark between a person and their words.  That same spark connects the poet and reader.

photo: D. Bowman

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