My poem focuses on the power of innocence, seen most recently in the March For Our Lives movement.
by Gwendolyn M Plano Each week author Ronovan Hester hosts a Haiku Poetry Prompt. This week's challenge uses these two words: goddess and worship. Perhaps you'd like to know more about Haiku. If so, just click on Ronovan's name, and you'll be taken to his site and to his explanation of this art form.
My poem focuses on the power of innocence, seen most recently in the March For Our Lives movement.
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Gwen Plano
3/27/2018 17:23:41
Thank you, Vashti. Big hugs, Gwen
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Gwen Plano
3/28/2018 05:54:29
Thank you, Lizi. I so appreciate your visit and comment.
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Gwen Plano
3/28/2018 05:55:19
Thank you, Davy. Your encouragement is most appreciated. :)
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3/28/2018 08:36:58
Such a gentle poem, Gwen. I love the look of pleasure in the child's eyes.
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Gwen Plano
3/28/2018 14:09:12
Thank you, John. Children can melt our hearts, can't they? So sweet, so innocent.
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Gwen Plano
3/28/2018 14:11:01
Thank you, dear Jan. Their sweet glance can make us forget all our worries. ♥
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D.L. Finn
3/28/2018 12:26:07
I love the strength and innocence in the little girls eyes that fits your words perfectly...She walks head held high. Beautiful.
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Gwen Plano
3/28/2018 14:11:51
Thank you, Denise. I'm so happy you liked it. ♥
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John Fioravanti
3/28/2018 18:06:32
Nicely done, Gwen, and accompanied by the perfect picture!
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Gwen Plano
3/28/2018 20:03:40
Thank you very much, John. All the best!
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3/30/2018 16:30:13
Given the look on that little girl's face, she could well be imagining herself as a goddess, worshiped and adored. Beautiful Haiku and image, Gwen ❤
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Gwen Plano
3/31/2018 04:12:56
Thank you so much, Tina. A child's innocence has a way of capturing our hearts making them irresistible. ♥
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