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Showing posts with label river of stones. Show all posts

31 Jan 2012

A Kiss From *Beep (small stone 31)

sweet girl
smacks a big sloppy kiss
on my cheek
as her arms circle my neck


a sticky residue remains
to mark the spot
where love is planted


candy kisses

© by Karen @ Something Written

*Beep is my granddaughter

Today is the last for writing small stones. When I took up the challenge at the start of the month, I wasn't sure if I would be able to complete it. Well, here we are the end of the month and I am happy to say that I did!

For me this exercise has opened up a new avenue for expression. My love of photography has allowed me to capture small moments in time that have spoken to me on some level. Writing has now afforded me the chance to elaborate on many more of those moments, photographed or not.

Thanks to all who have followed me on this journey, supported me, and encouraged me along the way.

To all of those who tossed their stones in the river along side mine, I say a heartfelt Bravo! We did it!
I am participating in The River Of Stones.
by writing a small stone every day for the month of January.
A *small stone is a very short piece of writing that precisely captures a fully-engaged moment.

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30 Jan 2012

Champagne (small stone 30)

sparkling effervescence
reflecting glittering light
emitting bubbles
that tingle on the tip of my nose
as I sip
another glass please, garcon
as this nectar delights me
and is sure to tickle my fancy


©Karen @Something Written

I am participating in The River Of Stones

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28 Jan 2012

Crimson


forest floor brilliance
a glimpse of crimson glory
whimsical delight
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in crimson it screams
this warning must be heeded
poison lurks within


Text and photo © by Karen @ Something Written/Pixel Posts

Linking with Haiku Heights  prompt #104 - crimson

I am participating in The River Of Stones

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25 Jan 2012

Silhouette

Haiku #1 "Twilight"
‘tis now the gloaming
branches stand in silhouette
sombre fears embraced
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Haiku #2 "MS"
synapse signals cut
lurking in shadowed contours
the beast stalks it’s prey
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Text and photo © by Karen @ Something Written/Pixel Posts
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The prompt for this week's Haiku Wednesday is "silhouette". The haiku needs to be related to it, or include the actual word in it


Hooked on haiku? Visit...
 Sensational Haiku Wednesday @ You Know...That Blog?
and
  haiku my heart Friday @ recuerda mi corazon

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24 Jan 2012

small stone 24

prepared for a crash
new shiny black box holds tight
memories cherished
© by Karen @ Something Written
 
 
I am participating in The River Of Stones
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23 Jan 2012

My Dog Merfy (small stone 23)


pure joy has been found
snuggled within warm laundry
a dogs life content

Text and photo © by Karen @ Something Written/Pixel Posts

 I am participating in The River Of Stones.
by writing a small stone every day for the month of January.
A *small stone is a very short piece of writing that precisely captures a fully-engaged moment.
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22 Jan 2012

Disappointment (small stone 22)

snack attack
crunchy salty cravings
crowd out the sensibility of healthy consumption
i search the cupboards
for morsels bound to please
not to be found
disappointment reigns

© Karen



I am participating in The River Of Stones.
by writing a small stone every day for the month of January.
A *small stone is a very short piece of writing that precisely captures a fully-engaged moment.
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20 Jan 2012

Abstraction

Small stone 21

rocks beneath water
a beautiful abstraction
sparkles like jewels



Text and photo © by Karen @ Something Written/Pixel Posts
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Linking to haiku my heart Friday

Linking to The River Of Stones

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19 Jan 2012

Found (small stone 19)


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a small treasure found

tucked away
among the debris of what once was

shinning brightly...beckoning
longing to be remembered
and loved once again
© Karen



I am participating in The River Of Stones.
by writing a small stone every day for the month of January.
A *small stone is a very short piece of writing that precisely captures a fully-engaged moment.
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