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Cherita, Ghana, Haiku, Nature, Publication, Whispers of Dawn
Hurray! My second poetry collection and first book of Cherita is now available in Paperback on Amazon. 🙂
(linked to Recuerda Mi Corazon.)
Flighty Dreams
window seat
I watch my dreams disappear
through moving clouds
(Haiku Windows – The Haiku Foundation, May 2018)
© Celestine Nudanu
08/05/18
Purchasing Links for Whispers of Dawn (A Book of Cherita)
Purchasing Links for Haiku Rhapsodies:
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Beautiful!
Thank you Madhuri 🙂
Wonderfully descriptive words. Thank you.
A pleasure, Cathy.
I’m afraid that many of us can relate to this haiku, for it is tinged with sadness.
A harrowing event for sure. 🙂
Congratulations, my dear friend for the publication, and for keeping poetry alive! No shortage of books for me to read, then. 😀
Thank you Khaya dear. I truly hope so my dear. 🙂 Would love to read your review on Amazon. 🙂
Same here, I’d love to read your review on Amazon. 😀
Willingly will do so my dear. 🙂 Just holler me the moment the book is up on Amazon. 🙂
Thanks dear! The book (e-book) has been on Amazon for almost 3 weeks already. Go get your copy. 😀
Please send me the link asap 🙂
Khaya dear, just got my Kindle copy. Can’t wait to delve in. 🙂
I feel tears from this haiku. Congratulations on your newest book.
Ow, Judie. Thank you. It IS a sad haiku. 🙂
Congratulations on your latest book ~ sweet haiku ~ can see the ‘moving clouds’ ~
Happy Weekend to you,
ShutterBug Explores,
aka (A Creative Harbor
Many thanks, Carole. 🙂
Oh, for wings to fly after those dreams… beautifully poignant Celestine. And congratulations on this publication!
As always, Lea, I appreciate your support of my work over the years. Gracias my friend. 🙂
I would like to think that the time one sits contemplating dreams, by a window is not at all wasted… Though it can seem sad at times – I suppose.
Like when one watches nature – the prey succeeding. But then we all have to eat.
I’ve just added (gifted by a friend) two more bird feeders to my yard. I think the squirrels will be happier. As they really couldn’t get to the first one.
Your verse also reminds me of a time of mourning – when we believe we will no longer see our loved one. Yet I truly believe of positive influences by our departed – even if only the gentle push of our memories.
You say and evoke so much in your few words. And in the quiet – I like to play with prompts for fiction 😉
Yes, I do see the link between my words and the time for mourning. And indeed, in these times, there is much to mourn about, the harsh economy, the lack of love and fellow feeling among humans and so much cruelty. Sometimes, we miss the many lessons that nature has for us. How utterly sad indeed. 🙂
As always, thank you for your love and support. 🙂
Congratulations on your book. Haiku is wonderful.
Thank you Gemma. As always. 🙂
Yow!! Nice! I can just “see” this happening. Beautiful, Celestine! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Many thanks Amy. 🙂
look at beautiful YOU! i am lifted up by your gift of words. another book to hold, inspire and cherish. thank you friend!
Ow, Rebecca. Many thanks. Will be grateful for a review on Amazon please. 🙂