yep, my adolescent chilli plants! U asking, errr... my D40 U mean? I'm supposed to polish some basic(!) skills> follow a group of friends when they go photo-shooting, but never getting the chance. Always something else on, especially now during this long school break. Also re-opening an online store (I had an approx 10mth break from this sales business and now 2 of my cousins have joined me in sourcing some materials for the online store Alhamdulillah)- well this too has claimed more of my time though I've always meant to do it just casually.. SO! inilah mamaTim. My Lalliiing always telling me 'semua nak buat!' LOL
Deep.. great use of the prompt..
ReplyDeleteTa Tarun
http://unshakenthoughts.wordpress.com/2012/11/17/tree-and-little-i-a-haiku/
Thank you Tarun. I find the best way to write Haiku is to follow the rules. And hopefully it works out well.
DeleteSo good they survive.
ReplyDeleteYes, let us hope they survive the destruction around us. We need trees!
DeleteVery beautiful...Tree surviving the weather.. well done..
ReplyDeleteRS:)
Thank you Ramesh. Trees ar tougher than they look.
DeleteLove the image of the shivering tree. Well done.
ReplyDeleteDear Barbara,
DeleteThe shivering tree - a sign of weakness? Or resolve?
Thank you for dropping by.
Sometimes the frailest of things can make it through the wildest of storms!
ReplyDeleteLady Saltcedar and Whispers of a Tree
Like a baby in a car crash.
DeleteTrees bend to survive, shivering all the while. Lovely poem!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, there is much to learn from the willow that bends.
Deleteyou've given life to that young tree shivering in the rains ...very good !!
ReplyDeleteThat young tree gave me a voice, Prema!
DeleteLove this!
ReplyDeleteThank you mama Zen.
DeleteSuch a lonely, resilient little tree - great imagery
ReplyDeleteYou are right, Judith, resilient it is!
DeleteNinot Ma'am,
ReplyDeleteThat's the resolve of a lone child. The will to survive all by himself!
Hank
Oh , that is a wonderful interpretation, Sir Hank!
DeleteWonderful image of a little tree with shivering shoulders(?). I really like your poem.
ReplyDeleteThank you. The shivers effect all of us in different ways. Thank you for dropping by!
DeleteHi sis.. some of my young ones are also having a hard time holding themselves up when it really pours, kesian.. hehe. Love your haiku.
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DeleteHi MamaTim,
DeleteTalking about your garden, I am sure. How is your DSLR?
yep, my adolescent chilli plants! U asking, errr... my D40 U mean? I'm supposed to polish some basic(!) skills> follow a group of friends when they go photo-shooting, but never getting the chance. Always something else on, especially now during this long school break. Also re-opening an online store (I had an approx 10mth break from this sales business and now 2 of my cousins have joined me in sourcing some materials for the online store Alhamdulillah)- well this too has claimed more of my time though I've always meant to do it just casually.. SO! inilah mamaTim. My Lalliiing always telling me 'semua nak buat!' LOL
DeleteLovely haiku, salute to resilience!
ReplyDeleteVery nice, I can see the trees bending
ReplyDeleteBending to survive.
DeleteThe young tree survived through the torturing monsoon and grew up stronger.
ReplyDeleteYes, I like that.
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