Bill Waters looks at the world through haiku-colored glasses and likes what he sees. He lives in Pennington, New Jersey, U.S.A., with his wonderful wife and their two amazing cats.
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Beautiful. I first read Bill's haiku here, some time ago. Thank you.
At 53, I too am in that zone — which has its beginning, I think, in middle age — where gathering shifts to dispersing and holding on shifts to letting go. How else to advance if we don't lighten our loads? How else to deal with the changes that time dishes out if we don't redefine ourselves in terms other than youth?… _/|_
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Beautiful. I first read Bill's haiku here, some time ago. Thank you.
Yes — we've been reading each other's work for quite a while, you and I. Thank you, Ellen. :- )
Oh, so simply beautiful.
Thank you, Lynne! :- )
Bill, At 81 I identify with your haiku.
letting go–
an elderly
art form
Very nice, Ronald! :- )
At 53, I too am in that zone — which has its beginning, I think, in middle age — where gathering shifts to dispersing and holding on shifts to letting go. How else to advance if we don't lighten our loads? How else to deal with the changes that time dishes out if we don't redefine ourselves in terms other than youth?… _/|_
So elegantly simple! I love this one!
Thanks so much, Barbara! :- D
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Hi Jim,
A good point.
You can always go to the top left of the webpage here, where it has:
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haiku & other small poems
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Just click onto "SUBSCRIPTIONS" and you can change things, and always just visit tiny words when you want to, hopefully without forgetting all of us here, if you don't receive further emails.
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warm regards,
Alan
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I practice
letting go . . .
autumn morning
—BILL WATERS
Simple and profoundly beautiful. I'm a little older but Bill Waters is ahead of me in letting go.
Wonderful haiku, thank you!
kind regards,
Alan
Thanks so much for commenting, Alan — I really appreciate it! :- D
This is beautiful. Simplicity at its best.
I like this whole tiny words approach. Had not heard of it before:)-.
Thank you, jazzytower! :- )
Simple, yet so much to reflect on. Absolutely lovely. :)
Thanks so much, Gisele! :- )