When I thought of the two words (regal and hopeful), my grandchildren came to mind. Their lively and precious imaginations spark my own dreams. They are the inspiration for this simple haiku poem.
by Gwendolyn M Plano Each week poet Ronovan Hester sponsors a Haiku prompt challenge and folks (like me) try to follow his lead. This week the two words are regal and hopeful. If you have interest in this art form, please click on his name and you'll be guided to his website where you'll find detailed instructions. When I thought of the two words (regal and hopeful), my grandchildren came to mind. Their lively and precious imaginations spark my own dreams. They are the inspiration for this simple haiku poem.
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Gwen Plano
4/6/2018 11:07:08
Thank you, Vashti. It's fun to write haiku, isn't it? All the best to you!
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Gwen Plano
4/6/2018 16:16:04
Yay, thank you, Vashti. ♥
D.L. Finn
4/6/2018 10:47:19
Very sweet and captured the innocence of a child perfectly. Have a great weekend.
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Gwen Plano
4/6/2018 11:07:43
Thank you, D. L. Have a blessed day. ♥
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Gwen Plano
4/6/2018 16:14:19
Thank you, John. I so agree. When we're youngsters, dreams are part of our lives.
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Gwen Plano
4/6/2018 16:15:19
Thanks so much, Jan. I thought of your little granddaughters when I wrote this. Sweet, magical age.
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