one way
or the other?
sunflowers

 

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Cyndi Lloyd

Cyndi Lloyd lives in Utah with her husband and their dog. She loves being in nature--hiking and taking photographs. Her Japanese-form poems appear in various worldwide journals, including cattails, Chrysanthemum, Frogpond, The Heron?s Nest, Modern Haiku, Presence, Shamrock, and tinywords. Her poems also appear in the following anthologies: Haiku North America?s 2017 Anthology, Every Chicken, Cow, Fish and Frog: Animal Rights Haiku, (Ed. Robert Epstein); Write Like Issa: a haiku how-to (Ed. David G. Lanoue); They Gave Us Life: Celebrating Mothers, Fathers & Others in Haiku, (Ed. Robert Epstein).

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  2. I didn't even think of something as simple as motion until I read Valentina's comment. To me, this haiku expressed the complexity of all the things that pull us this way and that in life, and there is beauty, waiting to capture our attention and become the center of our world if we'd only let it. Thank you for this beautiful haiku.

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