haiku my heart

remembering when...

s t u m b l i n g on ecstasy, 

just the thought of you....

***

 

i can't let go of susanna'a catrina and our

paperlicious day! thanks to everyone

for sharing your passion for paper

and your delightful company.

***

 
welcome haiku my heart...

to join in, please write "haiku my heart", as your post title. 

use the words "recuerda mi corazon" and link to this post.

(mr.linky wants to link directly to your haiku post)

i hope you will visit all the haiku

and honor them with

a comment.

i look forward to relishing each one!

truly. this "skimmed down" friday

meeting of hearts and minds

is a complete delight.

i not only love the diversity expressed,

i appreciate the time each person takes to visit each haiku

and leave their personal acknowledgment.

i feel we are getting to know each other...

we of so few words.

 

 

 

 

Comments

[Boonie]

Love your haiku and photos. I'm loving this Friday haiku caper too.

All the best, Boonie

[Marilyn]

Remembering when... a thought provoking haiku.
Once again I thank you this chance to enter in your haiku blog.

[noelle]

Rebecca,
Catrina travels light and well in all cultures and environments. I love her! I love that line, "stumbling on ecstasy", so lovely. I loved the paperlicious day too! Looking forward to being better prepared for the next one. At least I got my haiku out on time and stayed up late to do it!
xoxoxo,
Noelle

[Scarlet Ily]

I'm loving the theme you have going for El Día de Los Muertos and the elegant skeletal chicas y chicos. Your haiku is lovely and festive as well! ¡Felicitaciones, amiguita!

[joco]

Hiya Rebecca,

My post seems so tame compared to your firy images and haiku.
Your scary lady reminds me somebody I saw strolling in the park yesterday. Even more if you were to put a lit cigarette in catrina's bony hand :-)
Thanks for hosting.

[Spadoman]

I love susanna's creation. Actually, I love so many creations by so many talented and creative artists that seem to flow through here with regularity. I must admit, I have fallen in love with a skeleton.

Peace.

[Brenda Seaholm-Wampler]

You are GREAT! How precious!! Love it! I am such a Day of the Dead fanatic, and love your pieces. And your Haiku, oh those were the days!!

[Leslie]

Good morning, Rebecca! Such a romantic haiku. I, like Noelle, love the line, "stumbling on ecstasy."

[tami]

i so look forward to the friday haiku. And I LOVE dia de los muertos! Con't wait to try susanna's catrina idea!

[Marilyn]

Remembering when... reminds me...Ah, yes, it reminds me of a time of long ago!! I'm loving Haiku My Heart Fridays!!!

[Ms. Moon]

Stumbling on ecstasy. Yes.

[Deborah]

This is priceless. You bring such fun and delight to the party. :)

~Deb

[Kim Mailhot]

She is just so beautiful !!!! Wonderful playing you did, Rebecca. And the haiku sets her off perfectly ! Happy Friday !

[kim andersen]

I so appreciate these heartfilled fridays
thank you rebecca :)

[aimee]

hey rebecca! it was so much fun to write haiku again - thanks for letting me jump in this week!

[Uma Gowrishankar]

Love this so much Rebecca, can't get over 'stumbling on ecstasy'.

[Meri]

Isn't it amazing how shivery delicious memory can be?

[Cathy]

Well done! I enjoyed my visit here! Thank you! Cathy

[ms pie]

oh i so love yr blog... great art work... i am inspired...

[Elizabeth]

As always, perfect. An ecstatic haiku!

[elizabeth bunsen]

maybe
you will indulge me
in a golden
and citrus-y reverie...

(my haiku is on holiday)

xox - eb.

[Stephanie]

I was writing Haiku on Friday along with the rest of you. We were introduced to a different sort of Haiku. Since Japanese does not translate so well to English there are some that do not prescribe to the strict 5-7-5 but to 3 simple lines...of being inside nature rather than commenting on it. I'll share one that I wrote

Birds and Crickets sing
constant chatter
yet silence and stillness settle

x..x
steph