Tags
Blue Bells, Indian Kukai, mourning, Nature, Spring Tears, tears
Done for Recuerda Mi Corazon
Tears
spring tears
watering the bluebells
on my daughter’s grave
Indian Kukai #20 June 2017
© Celestine Nudanu
16/06/17
16 Friday Jun 2017
Posted African Women Writers, Challenges, Haiku, Haiku My Heart, Micropoetry, Poetry
inTags
Blue Bells, Indian Kukai, mourning, Nature, Spring Tears, tears
Done for Recuerda Mi Corazon
Tears
spring tears
watering the bluebells
on my daughter’s grave
Indian Kukai #20 June 2017
The only kind of moisture appropriate for a grave…
This is very tender and touching, Celestine.
Thank you MMT. Indeed I don’t know where the words came from 🙂
These bluebells softly ring and touch my heart so tenderly. Precious haiku dear Celestine.
Thank you my friend. 🙂
OMG such a sad thought. It makes my heart cry.
Ow! 🙂
Teared me up.
Ow. Never intended that. 🙂
That’s so sad.
Hmm! Thanks Nana. 🙂
The amount of emotion in such a few words there, Celestine. I wish there was more I could say. No parent should outlive their child.
Yes, Al. Though I’ve never experienced it, I wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy.
Nor would I. Nobody deserves that.
Heartbreaking and beautiful. Wow.
Ow many thanks 🙂
Es klingt so traurig und macht mich nachdenklich
Liebe Grüße
Than you Jutta.But I wish I could translate this into English. 🙂
…yet there are some graves we cannot visit.
Tears flow anyway.
Yes, they always flow. 🙂