The Cherita was created by al li. I’ve fallen in love with this lovely poetry form. And for each working day I shall endeavour to post a cherita a day on my blog. 🙂
Please, if you have time do visit the Cherita site, http://www.thecherita.com/flipbook/ to read wonderfully written Cherita, edited by Larry Kimmel. The Flipbook contains 76 new and original cherita by 32 poets from the UK, USA, India, Australia, Ireland, Canada and Ghana. Thank you. 🙂
credits: http://www.thecherita.com/
today
you and I will sing
with the wings
for with the storm brewing
a tomorrow
is not certain
(Linked to Recuerda Mi Corazon.
Celestine Nudanu
07/07/2017
Reading Pleasure 
An uncertain storm. Sounds ominous.
Real ominous. 🙂
yes, my friday haiku friend-let’s keep this song going!
By His grace we will. 🙂
lovely
Thanks Trisha.
This is a beautiful and thoughtful haiku. Love it. Love the feeling of storm approaching. I went to the flip book. It is wonderful!
Thank you so much Judie for visiting the Cherita site. Very much appreciated. 🙂
I too will sing and take wing on these songs!
Lovely sentiments, Lea. 🙂
This is beautiful, Celestine.
Thank you Diana. 🙂
I’ve never heard of a cherita…thanks so much for expanding my world and teaching me new things. One of these days maybe I will try my hand again at haiku, and perhaps other poetry forms. Beautiful.
Thanks a million, Kathy. Do try your hands. I know you can write it 🙂
I would love to…my hands and mind are in a whirl all the time from trying to do too much. The world is full of so many interesting people and activities. God is good. Meeting and speaking with others all over the globe is such a wonderful aspect of my life. Thanks for your lovely words and for using your talents to uplift so many.
You are right, It is really wonderful talking to you all over the globe. It’s like real family. I always pray for my blogger friends who are sick and or in any trouble. 🙂
My pleasure, Kathy. 🙂
Yes! Lovely form and timely message.
Parmis, thanks. 🙂
Very true – the only thing that is certain is the ‘now’.
Indeed yes. And even sometimes, that is even not so certain. Thanks for coming by, Eric 🙂