Haiku One
Soldiers endure war.
Fighting for more than themselves.
There’s no fame in death.
Haiku Two
Years of my life spent
in far away lands at war.
Strength, not fame, blossoms.
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Great job with both haiku. Love the second one best.
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Thank you. I couldn’t decide which I liked, so I just put them both up:)
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I had the same problem myself this week.
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Concise, yet meaningful.
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I like both of those. There’s so much truth in the simplicity.
janet
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Thank you for taking the time to comment. It’s appreciated.
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I always try to if I have time, because I like comments myself.
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I need to work on that myself. I might need to pull back some of my posts so I can read more of others. There is just so much in my head trying to escape though, lol.
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I post everyday and have for over three years now, so there are days when I wish I didn’t have to read anything (although really I wish I had time to read many more posts than I do.) But I try really hard to comment if I can. Sometimes, though, there’s only time to “like” and I figure that’s better than nothing! 😉
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I hear ya. I get so overzealous at times, so now I have the two blogs. But I enjoy them and don’t want to stop. I just need a balance to read other blogs too:) and yes, sometimes likes are just as wonderful.
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