Thank you for reblogging this. What a great story. I’m finding some of those same feelings about other haiku writers. Now I wonder what haiku I can create by chasing after those ideals. Perhaps finding the perfect haiku for a moment is an even loftier goal. It definitely feels further out of reach. Maybe you can help me identify where I read this, but I read somewhere to write one good haiku makes one a haiku poet. To write five makes one a master, or something like that. I remind myself of that when I’m feeling discouraged. Thank you for your supporting visits. 🙂
Nice post. What moves me is creativity and connection. I’m happiest when I’m writing or painting or drawing or playing music or inventing etc. etc. Or when I’m helping someone else (usually finding their creativity). 🙂
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Thank you for reblogging this. What a great story. I’m finding some of those same feelings about other haiku writers. Now I wonder what haiku I can create by chasing after those ideals. Perhaps finding the perfect haiku for a moment is an even loftier goal. It definitely feels further out of reach. Maybe you can help me identify where I read this, but I read somewhere to write one good haiku makes one a haiku poet. To write five makes one a master, or something like that. I remind myself of that when I’m feeling discouraged. Thank you for your supporting visits. 🙂
Embracing and touching the spirits of others…that is what moves me! Thank you my brother!
This was wonderful. Making a “real” connection with another, whether for a few moments or a lifetime. Feeling Deeply. This is what touches me.
Nice post. What moves me is creativity and connection. I’m happiest when I’m writing or painting or drawing or playing music or inventing etc. etc. Or when I’m helping someone else (usually finding their creativity). 🙂