Haiku ~ Multiple ~ 9/7/14

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2014-09-07 09.38.17

Road goes on for miles

Driving through wind and rain

I can barely see

 

It becomes pitch black

But there is light up ahead

Keep your sights set there

 

All will be revealed

The purpose for the darkness

When the time is right

Blessitude

Lorrie

9/7/14

 

 

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My healing journey on the continuum of "It's all wrong" to "It's all right!" I love art and the creative process, reading, writing, and playing tennis.

34 thoughts on “Haiku ~ Multiple ~ 9/7/14”

    1. Hi Tammy! Yes! Thank you…for stopping by…and for adding 🙂 I think I have spent a lifetime of FEAR of the darkness…but I am beginning to understand that it plays a necessary role…and there is no need for fear! Hope you have a beautiful Sunday! ! ❤

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  6. But there is light up ahead!
    Yes, there is ALWAYS light up ahead!
    I love the last haiiku:
    “All will be revealed
    The purpose for the darkness
    When the time is right”
    I agree with you, there’s also a “purpose for the darkness”…
    Very profound and beautiful. Thank you dearest Lorrie!
    Now I’m going to try to write ONLY for your a very special black and red LOVE Haiky: (I wisj it worked)

    ♥ ❤ ♥ ❤
    ❤ ♥ ❤ ♥
    ❤ ♥ ❤ ♥

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    1. Oh…it worked dear one!!! I am amazed that I can understand you when you write with hearts!!! It was the mosy beautiful Haiky 🙂
      Thank you so much Frédéric. I was so obviously inspired by our drive…and I am always inspired by you! Thank you for being attached to my soul ❤ ♡ ♡♡ ❤ <3♡<3

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    1. Thank you so much!! I took the photo today and used the “negative” function on my phone. It kind of gave me what I was looking for 🙂 And yes…we should all hang in there because “This too, shall pass! 🙂

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  17. Beautiful analogy!!! Darkness peaks at times through twilight mysticism…a moment of heavenly blessings enlightening each souls path of life 🙂
    Wonderful haiku’s Lorrie!

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