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what a contrast!the noisy and dangerous traffic and then a kitten!well done!best wishes,Angelika
Let's hope he didn't make the wrong move!?!?!
So sweet. LOVE this haiku!
this is a novel blog. nai-inspire na rin tuloy akong gumawa ng haiku. :-)yun nga lang baka ang lumabas e hai(na)ku!
thanks for the comment, angelika. :)and thanks for the kind words. :)
thanks for the comment, wayfaring wanderer. :)i think this particular cat was saved by concerned persons. :)
thanks for the comment, rebeckah. :)am glad you liked it. :)
thanks for the comment, r-yo. :)i actually enjoy hai(na)ku. :D
The trucks and kittens on the road :-)again so much the same here!i even imagine me as the terrified kitten :-) haiku/poetry and its themes are universal...i just love it more and more when I read haikus at different blogs we mostly see each other..see again, Koujidevika
awwww. poor kitty.
thanks for the comment, devika. :)true, true. it's nice that there's a haiku community, where we find ourselves visiting and commenting on each other's blogs. :)
thanks for the comment, jeanie. :)indeed. this particular kitty was saved though. now they're trying to find the kitty a new home.
Should have gone with a puppy. I hate cats. :)
thanks for the comment, adam. :)maybe for the next haiku. :)
Wow, when I saw what inspired these words, they had an even bigger impact. Nicely done!
in a sense, funny
wow, it's amazing where you get your inspirations for your haiku... you are a true artist in finding meaning and poetry everywhere you look!
thanks for the comment, nonizamboni. :)and thanks for the kind words.
thanks for the comment, mediterranean kiwi.
thanks for the comment, spool artist. :)and thanks also for the kind words. :)
Truly micro-cosmic!:)
thanks for the comment, borut. :)society in a kitty? :)
ha, that's really evocative (and that's the first time I've used that word)
thanks for the comment, andy bailey. :)cool. am honored you used that word. glad you could drop by. :)
that should read freerice, of course :)(i really am having trouble commenting here, and i wonder if it's my computer or is the site really loading that slow...)
thanks for the comment, polona. :)i wonder why that is. it's probably this site. just not sure why. :(
oh i can imagine how the cat tremble. very nice ku
thanks for the comment, totomai. :)indeed. i'm just glad this particular cat was saved.
thanks, kouji. here's hoping everything worked out for the kitten. the image is all too real, i'm araid. too many kittens out there...
thanks for the comment, sherwin. :)indeed. i do hope everything worked out for that cat.
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what a contrast!
the noisy and dangerous traffic and then a kitten!
well done!
best wishes,
Angelika
Let's hope he didn't make the wrong move!?!?!
So sweet. LOVE this haiku!
this is a novel blog. nai-inspire na rin tuloy akong gumawa ng haiku. :-)yun nga lang baka ang lumabas e hai(na)ku!
thanks for the comment, angelika. :)
and thanks for the kind words. :)
thanks for the comment, wayfaring wanderer. :)
i think this particular cat was saved by concerned persons. :)
thanks for the comment, rebeckah. :)
am glad you liked it. :)
thanks for the comment, r-yo. :)
i actually enjoy hai(na)ku. :D
The trucks and kittens on the road :-)
again so much the same here!
i even imagine me as the terrified kitten :-)
haiku/poetry and its themes are universal...i just love it more and more when I read haikus at different blogs we mostly see each other..
see again, Kouji
devika
awwww. poor kitty.
thanks for the comment, devika. :)
true, true. it's nice that there's a haiku community, where we find ourselves visiting and commenting on each other's blogs. :)
thanks for the comment, jeanie. :)
indeed. this particular kitty was saved though. now they're trying to find the kitty a new home.
Should have gone with a puppy. I hate cats. :)
thanks for the comment, adam. :)
maybe for the next haiku. :)
Wow, when I saw what inspired these words, they had an even bigger impact. Nicely done!
in a sense, funny
wow, it's amazing where you get your inspirations for your haiku... you are a true artist in finding meaning and poetry everywhere you look!
thanks for the comment, nonizamboni. :)
and thanks for the kind words.
thanks for the comment, mediterranean kiwi.
thanks for the comment, spool artist. :)
and thanks also for the kind words. :)
Truly micro-cosmic!:)
thanks for the comment, borut. :)
society in a kitty? :)
ha, that's really evocative (and that's the first time I've used that word)
thanks for the comment, andy bailey. :)
cool. am honored you used that word. glad you could drop by. :)
that should read freerice, of course :)
(i really am having trouble commenting here, and i wonder if it's my computer or is the site really loading that slow...)
thanks for the comment, polona. :)
i wonder why that is. it's probably this site. just not sure why. :(
oh i can imagine how the cat tremble. very nice ku
thanks for the comment, totomai. :)
indeed. i'm just glad this particular cat was saved.
thanks, kouji. here's hoping everything worked out for the kitten. the image is all too real, i'm araid. too many kittens out there...
thanks for the comment, sherwin. :)
indeed. i do hope everything worked out for that cat.
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