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Often think of fog as blanketing the world. Your use of the word "cloak" seems so much more cozy. And veil, usually used to cover again, but also uncovering at a wedding to celebrate, in my religion. The word choice and the combination, terrific!
And a beautiful veil it is too. What a fabulous shot.
Have a terrific day Bing. Big hug. :)
Have to say "ditto" to everything Donna said. Ethereal and comforting, your "cloak." Amy
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"reality's misty cloak" ... I like this imagery, Bing! Nicely penned!!
Bravo..... I so liked it...
Wonderful! Love this!!
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This is true artistry...beautiful!
donna,when i saw the prompt, the first thing that came to my mind is the "fog" that surrounds our soul to protect it. don't know where i got that thought. lol! thanks for appreciating. :)
sandee, thanks for dropping by again. it's always a pleasure to see you here. thanks for appreciating... as always. :)
amy, thanks for the kinds words. i'm glad that you like the post. :)
becca, i had a beautiful image in my mind when i wrote this. the pic i chose also helped. thanks for the visit. :)
inquisitve life, thanks so much. :)
catherine, i'm glad that you like it. thanks. :)
gloria, so glad that you like it. thanks. :)
Beautifully done, Bing! Very well said :)
I'm really starting to like Haiku much more every time I see someone write one that's this good. It's such a talent to be so descriptive in so few words.
Very nice.
Mike
jenn, thank you for appreciating my post and for hosting this wonderful meme. :)
mike, that is so nice of you to say. haiku is a favorite form of mine. i'm glad that you like it. thanks. :)
This Reminds me of granny's place. very beautiful haiku :)
this is a beautiful haiku!:)
loved it:)
What an excellent haiku, the word choice is so apt. A couple of well chosen words really makes the imagery jump out.
meethimirchi, that's so nice of you to say. thanks for appreciating.
tarunima, i'm glad that you like it. thanks.
robert (poets united), thanks for the compliment. i really appreciate it.
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