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Find your Middle Ground
Let life’s tapestry unfold
Trust in the weaver
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Val, I have a great love of tapestries.
Some of the most wonderful ones I’ve seen are in Kilkenny Castle and the point is always made that mistakes were deliberately made to show that people are not ‘perfect.’ It’s something that often comes to my mind ‘cos perfectionism can be such a scourge.
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I love that Jean! I also love how tapestries tell stories .. like life!
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The Weaver of our own tapestry is very special indeed. Val, I really liked that line in your haiku.
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Thank you Robin 💛
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Ah yes, trust the Weaver. Ok. 🙂
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The weaver of life creates such magic. Thank you Mary 💛
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This is beautiful
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Thank you i!
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I like this very much. Thanks Val.
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Thank you for pausing here MK 💛
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Great haiku. I love the imagery, the mystery, and the testament to the weaver.
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Thank you D. I appreciate your kind words 💛
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Wonderful haiku. My new mantra; “Trust the weaver.”
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Trust the weaver is very cool Olga! Allow, let go, and trust 💛
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I’m at a point of transition in my life, so I need to focus on the positive. 🙂
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I thought your last line was going to be . . . “Untangle those knots.” 😉
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That would be for the next haiku post referring to knitting! Thanks Nancy 💛
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What a great read after a grueling day of edits. Thanks, Val. ❤
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“Simply” lovely!
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Thank you Dennis 💛
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Lovely, Val. I’ve long appreciated tapestry as a metaphor for life — how we see just one small part of it and often believe that’s all there is, yet it’s all already there.
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Thank you for your kind words and insights. So appreciated Janet!
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Such a beautiful Mandala.. and may we each keep on weaving the threads needed to unite us all together.. Have a peaceful Sunday Val.. Love and Blessings xx
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Thank you Due. I hope your Sunday was peaceful and nurturing.💛
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Sue … My taxes are due. The universe is telling me something 😉
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It was Val.. It was Mother’s Day.. a most pleasant one.. 🙂
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Oh oh … I forgot it was Mothers Day in the UK. It’s in June in the US. At least my Mum is used to the oversight after 25 years here.
I hope ☺
Happy week to you my friend! 💛️
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Haha.. awwww.. I am sure she will forgive you Val.. 🙂 and June is a much nicer month lol 🙂
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Perfect wisdom, Val. 🙂
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Thank you Sylvia 💛
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Wonderful metaphor – but I do feel as if we too have a say in the design of our own tapestries.
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So soothing.
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Ah, and are we our own weaver? In many ways, I believe we are. xo
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Haiku conveys to me three good qualities balance patience and trust.
The Celtic tapestry represents Pisces sign and my pommepal Pauline and I are both march the fifth. So Val this post speaks to me. That is why I think it is beautiful.
Your thoughts may have gone deeper, did I only read my thoughts into it? _/\_
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Thank you Jack for your kind and insightful words. May we all be in the flow my Pisces friend 🐠
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Very beautiful reminder, Val! And so timely for me right now. Thank you! XX
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Thank you Helen. So glad it resonated 💛
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Sometimes it’s hard to imagine how all the fibers become connected–that’s when we need to trust the weaver. Terrific haiku Val, really lovely.
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Thank you Jet. I love your insight here!
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This is nice. I’m doing my best to trust. 🙂
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