Sleepy eye petals
Gliding over to pink clouds
Building lego dreams
This shaky picture of me with my nephew is somehow very very close to my heart. There's a mystical side to this picture that connects me to the little one in words i can't express!
This Haiku is written for the September Challenge in Haiku Heights. The prompt for today is 'SLEEP'.
Wonderful !!!
ReplyDeleteThis picture is very beautiful...and what you say with it is more beautiful...Pranita..
ReplyDeleteRS:)
http://rameshsood.blogspot.in/2012/09/no-sleep-in-her-eyes.html
Enjoyed this one, probably because I love babies and children: you have captured one of those perfect moments.
ReplyDeletechildren are so lucky.....they have no worries or stress, and can fall asleep so readily (if they are clean and fed!)...love the eyelids as 'petals'!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you've used the prompt. The line 'building lego dreams' is very strong.
ReplyDeleteTo be involved in playthings with the little ones can be a most rewarding experience for both.Nicely Pranita!
ReplyDeleteHank
Oh, I so love the Lego dreams...
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful!! I love every line!
ReplyDeleteI really love "building Lego dreams." Very nice.
ReplyDeleteI too echo Patti - "lego dreams" is genius.
ReplyDeleteThe thing is the surprise of Lego dreams after eye petals and pink clouds! Break those stereotypes!
ReplyDeletelovely words
ReplyDeleteI like lego dreams too. It would be so fun.
ReplyDeleteI like the personal share ~ Aspiring to be, like lego dreams, is a good one ~
ReplyDeleteBuilding lego dreams....wow what an imagery. I like the phrase "pink clouds", it depicts the innocence carefully:D
ReplyDeleteThe title is a jewel and the haiku is very tender.
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Good one Pranitha...and I loved that blurry picture!
ReplyDeleteKids are so creative. I liked "building lego dreams." Great imagery!
ReplyDeleteAhh nice
ReplyDeleteThank you so much all for such a happy response!!! M on cloud nine! ;)
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