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* Haiku – spins

by Val Boyko
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spider web

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Find your middle ground

Connect to inner stillness

while outer world spins

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18 comments on “* Haiku – spins”

  1. Ann Koplow
    June 13, 2015

    Love this, Val!

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  2. Kate @ Did That Just Happen?
    June 13, 2015

    I like the idea of the world spinning around me – but I get to find my own stillness. Lovely haiku!

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  3. dianasschwenk
    June 13, 2015

    I think spider webs are so fascinating Val, and it just occurred to me that they look kinda like dream catchers! ❤
    Diana xo

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  4. nrhatch
    June 13, 2015

    This popped into my head as I viewed that spider web:

    Round, like a circle in a spiral
    Like a wheel within a wheel.
    Never ending or beginning,
    On an ever spinning wheel

    Like a clock whose hands are sweeping
    Past the minutes on it’s face
    And the world is like an apple
    Whirling silently in space

    Like the circles that you find
    In the windmills of your mind

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  5. Eliza Waters
    June 13, 2015

    I like this a lot, Val! ❤

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  6. Aquileana
    June 13, 2015

    Beautifully penned… I love the photograph as well!…
    All my best wishes, Aquileana 😀

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  7. AmyRose
    June 15, 2015

    This is PERFECT for what I posted today, Val. I gave you credit for the post of today at Petals, for the words were created in one of our conversations. Thank you! Here is your Gift … https://herladypinkrose.wordpress.com/2015/06/15/the-stillness-within/
    Love and (((HUGS))) Amy ❤

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  8. kimberlyharding
    June 15, 2015

    agree with so many here, Val. This was powerful and lovely.

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