Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Tuesday Challenge
Challenge: Using synonyms for Plenty & Meander write a poem choosing 1 of 5 forms of poetry: Haiku, Tanka, Haibun, Cinquain, or Senryu.
Plenty – many, sufficient, opulence.
Meander – (of river or road) wind, twist, turn, curve.
(of a person) stroll, saunter, amble, wander.
As I gaze intently upon the two roads with many hues, I find myself with a deep yearning to stroll down the way into nature’s opulence of peace. Although there is another path of peace indwelling my heart, I tire of the noise of the city. Both hold the precious brilliance of Creation…
oh the many hues
which road shall I choose to walk
two views of same path
there is no need to choose for I can walk down both roads in the stillness from whence I write.
Photo Credit: OGNATURE
Sometimes we don’t have to choose. We can walk many paths in our lifetime. Nicely said. Love the image you chose. ❤
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Thank you! ❤
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What a spectacular Haibun poem. Your words transport me into your photos. Excellent. ❤
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You are very sweet Colleen! 😀 ❤
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Awww, now I’m blushing. Thank you. ❤
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