I had to share David’s haiku. very pertinent on a Sunday morning. He used a picture I took better than I could have.
Please check out David’s Blogs. https://allhaiku.com/about/ https://davidsdailydose.org/
Photo by Gary Fultz on Unsplash
so many a storm
slowly dissolving the rocks
the steadfast lighthouse
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A great photo and excellent poetry.
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David does well in communication. He took my photo and made a touchdown.
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Yes, he did! Congratulations to you both.
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The lighthouse photo and haiku make a gr8 haiga.
The portrait photo is a much better match for the personality that comes thru in this blog than the old photo with face hidden.
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Thanks, I’ve noticed that you notice things that I don’t notice or even think of. I appreciate those comments very much.
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Thanks for the reblog. We make a great team, brother!
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I was thinking the same thing. We do share the same lighthouse.
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Love it, you two!
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Fun, next time I will publish only the picture or something partial so people have to visit David’s haiku site to get the whole picture. He put the full blown picture up, I didn’t. But it was a good teamwork situation.
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Beautiful picture
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Thanks Ted. It was your idea for me to put photographs where people could use them. I am getting 105 thousand views every month so far. Crazy.
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What a harmonious collaboration! Thank you both!
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a perfect example of sharing gifts in the body. We all overlap
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Yes! Amen! 😀
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Just the right words over a moment taken in time gave birth to a masterpiece of creativity that sings
to the Glory of God.
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What a wonderful poetic comment Crissy.
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Gary, you and David make a good team.
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We do. I agree wholeheartedly Beth.
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I have always loved lighthouses.
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Me to. Aside from just doing their job for ships to see, their stature and all the symbolism that goes with it make me want to take a picture of every lighthouse I can. That being said, I was in a small boat and was not about to wait for the perfect lighthouse picture of high angry waves dashing the shoreline while the lighthouse stood steadfast.
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Beautiful photo and words. Steadfast, I love that.
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Thanks. I think whole sermons on the storms of life and who is our lighthouse went through my mind as iI took 200+ pictures of the islands shorelines rock caverns and pillars fom a boat on calm waters (thankfully).
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Beautiful scenery! You did a great one with the picture. 🙂👍🏻
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Thanks Mercy. It’s not often the waves are small enough to go 35 miles out in a small craft and take pictures from the boat that are not blurry. An amazing scenic day on the water. I took over 200 pictures that day. Very fun.
Thanks for your comment, I hope married life is treating you well.
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You are welcome sir. 🤗
Smiles…Thank God for a good weather then. 🙂🙌🏼
That’s really nice. 👍🏻
Glad to. 😊
It’s been good – learning each day and thankful for the journey so far. 😊
Thank you for asking. Happy weekend. 🤗🤗
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Enjoyed David’s haiku–and your photo, Gary!
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Thanks Mitch. I was glad for a calm day from the boat.
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https://wandering-ambivert.com/2021/10/04/flower-5/
another photographer!
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Yes Ted, A really good one. I visit there once in awhile, salivate and rest up before returning.
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