- Magyar
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9 comments:
I love how sounds carry on the wind and even more so across water. There's a sense of an impending storm in this haiku, Magyar. I really liked this!
Hello ... i have been reading you for a little while ... i love the pivot in this one .. that its howl and/or the wind across the water ... so nicely done >>> Gina
http://ginaseye.blogspot.com/
http://blumoonpoet.blogspot.com/
Interesting and nice!
Daniel D. Peaceman, editor of CHMagazine
nice one M
john
Whoa, this one sends out such a great image. I love it.
And, have heard it many times.
Lieber Magyar,
der Wind trägt sehr viel...
schön;-)
herzlichst, Rachel
Rachel,
der Wind tragt viel nehr als wir wissen.
__Danke Rachel... meine besten Wunsche. _m
Ich mag die TranslatorBar.com
Talon...
__The dog's howl, the wind's howl... and so many things are carried on the wind. I'm always so pleased by your understanding! _m
Gina...
__Welcome, and thank you... that pivotal point that defines the howls... and blumoonpoet is a lovely blog!
Daniel...
__Thank you for the visit! I'll need to follow through and discover the thrust of CHMagazine... welcome!
Sandy...
__I do, so enjoy my visits to four windshaiha, and here, I'm so pleased by your visits and your sightful comments. Thank you!
John...
__As always, one of my oldest acquaintances in blogland, thank you! I hope the "Icelandic Cloud" hasn't become troublesome to you.
_m
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