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#1915 Earth in orbit

Hello Friends,

God said replace fear
With a thought of My Presence
My Presence is true

God said where you are
Let joy of doing loom large
Truly you can live

God said Beloveds
Let joy of Being loom large
Life has to be more

God said do not fear
Imagine the love instead
The reality

God said look both ways
Common sense gets you across
But not common fear

Love, Light and Aloha,
Karen

#1932 Earth in orbit

Thank you Karen,

Your Haiku is Always refreshing and enlightening.  I still find myself counting the syllables, some lines somehow sound longer.  However, you are never wrong, every line has the perfect amount.  I do notice that I am feeling a rhythm, soon will be writing them again without struggle. Still smiling wwith "the reality," feels like there should be more, but no, it fits perfectly!

LPL,
Joe

       At 10:13 AM 2/19/2006, you wrote:

Quote:

Hello Friends,

God said replace fear
With a thought of My Presence
My Presence is true

God said where you are
Let joy of doing loom large
Truly you can live

God said Beloveds
Let joy of Being loom large
Life has to be more

God said do not fear
Imagine the love instead
The reality

God said look both ways
Common sense gets you across
But not common fear

Love, Light and Aloha,
Karen

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#1932 Earth in orbit

Dear Joe,
 
I love how you read everything on this forum with your Braille eyes and respond as well so perceptively and positively.
 
By the way, I used to teach Haiku when I taught English in public school. That I taught it doesn’t mean I was expert in it, but it did mean I loved it, and I did do some reading up on it. As I recall, 5 7 5 syllables was a guide, and every Haiku doesn’t have to follow that exactly.
 
Blessings and love,
 
Gloria
 

From: Joe Tolve [mailto:heavenletters_haikus [at] heavenletters [dot] org]
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2006 6:10 PM
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Thank you Karen,

Your Haiku is Always refreshing and enlightening.  I still find myself counting the syllables, some lines somehow sound longer.  However, you are never wrong, every line has the perfect amount.  I do notice that I am feeling a rhythm, soon will be writing them again without struggle. Still smiling wwith "the reality," feels like there should be more, but no, it fits perfectly!

LPL,
Joe

       At 10:13 AM 2/19/2006, you wrote:
:
Hello Friends,

God said replace fear
With a thought of My Presence
My Presence is true

God said where you are
Let joy of doing loom large
Truly you can live

God said Beloveds
Let joy of Being loom large
Life has to be more

God said do not fear
Imagine the love instead
The reality

God said look both ways
Common sense gets you across
But not common fear

Love, Light and Aloha,
Karen

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#1932 Earth in orbit

Gloria,

Haiku was never put into braille, as far as a book goes.  I had heard it a few times but always thought that there were punctuation marks, but examining Karen's Haiku with mysynthesizer and Window-Eyes screen reader I found out almost the first day that she wasn't using even a period, is that commonly done? 

LPL,
Joe

  At 10:33 AM 2/20/2006, you wrote:

Quote:

Dear Joe,
 
I love how you read everything on this forum with your Braille eyes and respond as well so perceptively and positively.
 
By the way, I used to teach Haiku when I taught English in public school. That I taught it doesn’t mean I was expert in it, but it did mean I loved it, and I did do some reading up on it. As I recall, 5 7 5 syllables was a guide, and every Haiku doesn’t have to follow that exactly.
 
Blessings and love,
 
Gloria
 

From: Joe Tolve [ heavenletters_haikus [at] heavenletters [dot] org (heavenletters_haikus [at] heavenletters [dot] org)]
Sent: Sunday, February 19, 2006 6:10 PM
To: heavenletters_haikus [at] heavenletters [dot] org (heavenletters_haikus [at] heavenletters [dot] org)
Subject: [HeavenLetters Board HeavenLetters Haikus] Re: #1932 Earth in orbit

 
Thank you Karen,

Your Haiku is Always refreshing and enlightening.  I still find myself counting the syllables, some lines somehow sound longer.  However, you are never wrong, every line has the perfect amount.  I do notice that I am feeling a rhythm, soon will be writing them again without struggle. Still smiling wwith "the reality," feels like there should be more, but no, it fits perfectly!

LPL,
Joe

       At 10:13 AM 2/19/2006, you wrote:
:
Hello Friends,

God said replace fear
With a thought of My Presence
My Presence is true

God said where you are
Let joy of doing loom large
Truly you can live

God said Beloveds
Let joy of Being loom large
Life has to be more

God said do not fear
Imagine the love instead
The reality

God said look both ways
Common sense gets you across
But not common fear

Love, Light and Aloha,
Karen

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"I am anxious to aid others, if ever in need of assistance e-mail me PLEASE."

God bless you!
With love, Gloria

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