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Haiku – Confusion
Life is sharp, jumbled
Until we sort one by one
Each with its purpose
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Written in response to a Trifecta Writing prompt to write a haiku. So here it is, 5-7-5.
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Wouldn’t you know! I only do jumbled…
Terrific haiku!
This is really cool! Very true
Wonderful! I love the picture with it.
Something it seems like the junk drawer that is life will never be fully explored and sorted. This is a great metaphor in haiku form. Thank you for linking up!
Oh yes, life is sharp. Love this, and the picture used to portray it!
Simple and Wonderful
Love the pic, and quite approptiate.
How did you get a picture of my desk drawer?!
This is so true…
great visual to go with a great message.
message is point on.