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| From March 4, 2012 |
(The miracle in this poem was for me the moment this child lived a haiku poem though she was disengaged from the beauties in our textbook. She had an enlightened moment, though she didn't see it that way when I pointed it out to her!)
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It's wonderful to be able to help children recognize the beauty in what they have seen and their ability to express that wonder in words.
ReplyDeleteSylvia
How wonderful to have an aha moment... Love that glorious shot!
ReplyDeleteIt's a spontaneous intense expression well accompanied by the nice image.
ReplyDeleteYou can't beat those moments.
ReplyDeleteAnd your picture with the rainbow making an exclamation point.
ReplyDeletemoments when innocence is noticed are so innocent, so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteFantastic shot. I love the rainbow and poem.
ReplyDeleteA lovely haiku that!!! Catching the 'aha' moment is what it is all about.. you have done it so well..
ReplyDeleteWell Sandy, as I mentioned in OSI comments..I have written my 500th celebratory post also for OSI..hope you will visit here and bless it..
http://rameshsood.blogspot.in/2012/03/my-500th-post.html
That's a wonderful miracle. Jumping contexts like that is amazing and so well put. Thanks for a little brightness in my grey coastal CT morning.
ReplyDeletenature can be powerful, we had needed rain last night- a delicious sound in the desert-rain drops falling off the roof.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and enlightening.
ReplyDeleteHugs
SueAnn
sweet...lovely!!
ReplyDeleteCatching that moment is wonderful. You are so subtle, and ingenious, at the same time somehow.
ReplyDeleteHow fortunate for you that you were able to catch this moment in the form of a lovely haiku!
ReplyDeleteI love the photograph as well. That rainbow in the background is stunning! :)
And I hope she saw a rainbow like that after the rain!
ReplyDeletewhat glory! Thanks for sharing that moment with us so beautifully, Sandy
ReplyDeleteAloha from Waikiki
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As inspiring as the rainbow itself. A beautiful moment.
ReplyDeleteVery nice haiku and miracle! I must admit, though, that your explanation greatly helped to understand.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful photo! And lovely words from a child.. and even more lovely that you recognized it and told her.. :)
ReplyDeleteWe don't ever forget those perfect moments in time!
ReplyDeleteThat sky is full of poetry. Such a beautiful post Sandy.
ReplyDeleteMoments of Miracle captured!
ReplyDeleteThanks for being here.