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| come, sweet Madonna, sit beside me and pervade my being with trust |
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| the soothing water soundscome from here water rippling, softly soothing away the tenseness leaving serenity linking with love to Rebecca's Haiku My Heart   |
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| come, sweet Madonna, sit beside me and pervade my being with trust |
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| the soothing water soundscome from here water rippling, softly soothing away the tenseness leaving serenity linking with love to Rebecca's Haiku My Heart |
What a pretty pond - I can imagine being infused with serenity if I was able to sit beside it for a hwile. Lovely words - thank you.
ReplyDeleteit is, thank you
Deletethese are so lovely and yes, soothing!!!
ReplyDeleteamen, Peggy!
Deleteahhhhhh
ReplyDeleteexactly, Stephanie!
DeleteYour first haiku is a beautiful prayer. The second is the prayer, answered. Wonderful, gentle, soothing, peaceful.
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This is lovely. The sound of water is so soothing.
ReplyDeleteI am glad you feel the same way as I.
DeleteI would imagine that the Madonna is eager to answer such a prayer.
ReplyDeleteMy Lady Wisdom
Pervade my being and trust .....such a marvelous line in your beautiful haiku ~ and lots of healing hugs and prayers for you also ~ thanks, carol, xo
ReplyDeletethank you so much, Carol
DeleteYour garden must be a joy, Norma.
ReplyDeleteSo much to enjoy,
every nook a little altar of praise,
of reflection,
of honor
to the Earth and Creator.
♥♥
Your first haiku sounds like a 'mantra', said often enough our whole being would be infused with 'trust' I think.....x
ReplyDeletemaybe I'll do that, Sue!
DeleteHave a nice Saturday
ReplyDeletemuch love...
So lovely Norma your photo and these prayers... asked and answered... you asked about my photo, it was this August full moon, taken through the leaves of trees then enhanced with photoshop. I wanted to turn the night sky into a lake... we must both be yearning for the serenity of water.
ReplyDeleteyou did a magnificent job at that, Lea!
DeleteI love the serenity of your prayer and the wonderful answer you received! Beautiful!
ReplyDeletethank you!
DeleteNice post, fine photos!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a great Sunday!
..., and yes, it is an outdoor play!
you can see more of my photos from the play here:
http://www.nrk.no/trondelag/gripende-premiere-for-vikinger-1.11184932
what a beautiful spot to sit in.
ReplyDeleteThe sound of soothing water is rare in the desert, so all the more welcome when it happens. (There's a fickle little seasonal stream nearby.)
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indeed, MMT!
DeleteWhat a sublime pond you have...complete with water lilies, no less! If that doesn't sooth your soul, nothing will! My Dad and I made a pond together a few years back...I bought water plants for it from the Farmer's market, and the raccoons had a feast that night! Ha!
ReplyDeleteoh, that it were mine, Dawn! But it does exist close enough (at Oakhurst Gardens) that I can go whenever I feel like it.
Deletesuch beauty here... I feel more relaxed, thank you.
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