lazy willow tree the wind blows life into you blurs your droopy moss #haikuchallenge (lazy)

wild dragonfly surfing the warm, windy air What is freedom like? #haiku #nature

If you sit still long enough, the bee will go away. If you fight, the bee will fight back. Same for people. 😄 #WritingCommunity #thoughts #Wisdom #advice

The annual Best #Haiku search at HaikuCrush.com is open for 2022. There are cash prizes up to $150 and up to 50 #poets will be published in this year's anthology. Enter *your* best! Please retweet, thanks! #poetrycommunity #poetry #micropoetry #senryu #haikuchallenge

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He swore it was nothing more than #lust. How could I explain he disarmed my soul? One touch could reveal so much. I needed a chance to catch my breath & watch our shadows dance in the dark but I let him go. I walked away half in love—holding pieces of my broken heart. #vss365

Don't mistake my tears for tears of pain or sadness With rain comes thunder #haiku

Hear the songbirds tweet For the first break of sunrise First starts never end #haiku #sundaymorning #sundayvibes

the snake slithers by the dandelion stands tall Which one would you choose? #haiku

the lissome dancer told a restless and grim tale with poetic moves #haikuchallenge

every breaking wave bends its knee to the moon your majesty #haikuchallenge

mellifluous in my head the sound of a second #haiku #HaikuChallenge (mellifluous)

graceful, delicate the mellifluous, calm sea can quickly anger #haikuchallenge (mellifluous)

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary And, still going strong...

The child within Acting out in evil ways Is a hurting man #haiku

He's a mockingbird Takes what's special about you And makes you his own

Mental Health Awareness Month. Topic: domestic violence and mental illness. Research: 30 to 60 percent of women with chronic mental illness are domestic violence victims. hcbh.org/blog/posts/202…

Before school starts just take 5 minutes. Not to label supplies. Not to plan lunches. But to talk. Tell them it’s never okay to make fun of someone’s body, skin, clothes, or lunch. Remind them not every kid has new shoes, a clean uniform, or someone waiting at home. Let them