The prompt this Friday on Haiku Heights is Egg. In my country, when one gives birth we sometimes use euphemism to break the news. ‘The bottle/gourd is broken’, ‘the egg has cracked’ are some of the euphemisms used. My offering today is based on ‘the egg has cracked’. Please enjoy.
Egg
Gentle crack eases
Glorious bundles to being
The beauty of birth
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Glorious indeed!
Thank you Wabi 🙂
Egg-sellent
🙂 Love this take
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That is interesting. Thanks for sharing the context!
My pleasure, Karin. Thanks for commenting 😉
beauty indeed x I loved the sound of your words beauty of birth x
Thank you so much, Brenda 🙂
I particularly appreciate this as I’m anxiously awaiting the birth of my grandchild this week!
Good news indeed. Wishing your child a safe birth. Good bless you and her and thanks you so much for visiting. 🙂
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Thanks so much, Stefan
So true, a crack is not always worrisome 🙂
Thanks you 🙂
I’ve never heard that term for announcing childbirth before 🙂
Oh yes, Gilly, but the term exists 🙂
Beautiful!
Thank you, Parmis
That was nice. I didn’t expect it to be about new life.
Thanks, Nana. Well eggs do give new life when they hatch. 🙂
eggs are extremely inspiring things i find…. i am sure I have an egg work somewhere!
Great! 🙂
Wonderfully written!
Thank you, Marie 🙂
New life is a beautiful thing!
Thank you for those words, Rosy 🙂
Your words breathe new life into already known things. A gift for certain Celestine! 🙂
Ow, Penny 🙂
Yes indeedy my friend! 🙂