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The photo is by kind permission from Gilly.
Stars
morning of stars
leftovers…
from the previous night
© Celestine Nudanu 22/06/17Links for Haiku Rhapsodies:
Thursday Haiku: Stars
22 Thursday Jun 2017
Posted in African Women Writers, Challenges, Haiku, Micropoetry, Poetry
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Yay, I love it when you use my photos, it adds a whole different dimension to see with your eyes and words!
I emailed you earlier x:-)x
Thank you as always Gilly. Your photos always inspire the best out o me. 🙂
Yes, I have seen it and replied. Check out my latest post. 🙂
Lovely
Thank you Elaine.
What a lovely story!
Parmis, thank you. 🙂
beautiful one
Thank you Trisha. 🙂 Good to see you. 🙂
Hard to tell if I’ve seen similar flowers. I do have quite a collection of white flower photos. Though I could not tell you all of their names…
🙂
LOL 🙂 I hardly know the names of flowers, Jules, apart from the basics we were taught in primary school, like rose, hibiscus, sunflower and bougainvillea. 🙂 And these are very common here I should add. 🙂
When ever I walk with my Grands, I tell them the flowers I know, and when I don’t know I tell them that too. I think children need to know that adults don’t know everything 😉
Oh yes. Very much so. I do so with my kids especially on matters relating to science and they tell me ‘as for you mama, you don’t know anything.’ 🙂
We as parents become smarter when a) they need something b) they want something and c) they figure out that we were actually correct in our advice because of our experience in and of life…. which comes at different times for different children 🙂
LOL! You are too right. 🙂