an old path
in early morning light
new meaning
This senryū is my response to Colleen’s #TankaTuesday Weekly
Poetry Challenge No. 301, Synonyms: New & Experience.
I was so focused on the fact that I used “old path” for “experience” and “early morning light” for “new” that I overlooked the fact that I actually used “new” in the third line of this senryū.
So… here’s another senryū
this old path
in early morning light
leads forward
Shared with Open Link Night #329 at dVerse ~ Poets Pub.
Reblogged this on NEW BLOG HERE >> https:/BOOKS.ESLARN-NET.DE.
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Thank you for sharing, Michael.
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I love this haiku!!
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😀 Thank you.
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You’re welcome, Ken.
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As ever, always on the button Ken – this one gave me an immediate broad smile of recognition, as all the best haikus do… And are supposed to do… Bravo, my friend…
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Thank you so much, Scott.
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New meaning, new day!
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😀
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This touched my soul, very profound! 👏👏
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Thank you, Tricia. ☺️
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This is beautiful and definitely moves me.
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Thank you.
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Very optimistic. Message of renewal and hope comes through!
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Thank you!
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new meaning new Year – hope 2023 is a good one for you
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Thank you, Laura. And the same to you!
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Even though it didn’t follow the rules, I prefer the first, but as always you are the haiku master.
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🙂 Thanks, Merril. I also prefer the first one.
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You’re welcome, Ken. 🙂
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I love them both!
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🙂 Thank you, Linda.
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You’re welcome.
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I like the first one better as I like the idea of the familiar, the everyday, breathing again with new possibilities. We often overlook the mundane – to see it as a new avenue, even exciting (again?) is cool 😉
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Thank you. 😉
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Light changes everything. (K)
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Yes, even as it’s always changing.
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I am enjoying following your path, Ken. As I reflected on your thoughts, I felt a sense of anticipation for the path ahead.
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Thank you, Rebecca.
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Both of them are great, Ken! I love the sense of acceptance and readiness to move on.
Yvette M Calleiro 🙂
http://yvettemcalleiro.blogspot.com
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Thank you, Yvette. 😀
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Wow, Ken, both senryu are lovely and positive affirmations for the future.
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😀 Thank you, Colleen.
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You’re welcome, Ken.
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I love them both! Very encouraging.
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Thank you. 🙂
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You’re welcome, Ken.
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Ken ~ you really made me chuckle with your description of your writing process ~ I can’t tell you how many times I’ve done the same thing when hyperfocused on particular prompts! 😀
❤
David
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😃🙏 Thank you, David.
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Beautiful as always, Ken.
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Thank you. ❤
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