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6 comments:
excellent
john
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This is gorgeous!
I don't think you need the first adverb and verb as it is so strong.
Snowflakes
settling piece by piece
changing the world
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I see what you mean Alan - I wonder whether I also could do this
Snowflakes
piece by piece
changing the world
.
Even better! ;-)
I absolutely love snow, and I relate so strongly to this haiku.
I took the Eurostar train from St Pancras through the Italian Alps and there's something about snow 'transforming' the man-made structures.
all my best,
Alan
With Words
lovely!
This is so lovely and peaceful. Would that snowflakes could change this world. Beautiful.
love-bd
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