words that are spoken
soon we forget their impact
forever remains
Inspired by this week’s post from Haiku Horizons.
words that are spoken
soon we forget their impact
forever remains
Inspired by this week’s post from Haiku Horizons.
Normally I don’t do this but this week I’m taking a little “artistic license” with Ronovan’s weekly challenge; not only am I stretching the use of one of the challenge words I’m also breaking the syllable rule for haiku, which I never do! I hope with all that this still fits the proverbial-bill.
a stag handled knife
sharpened to a razors edge
speech dissects rhetoric
I’m a fairly creative person – at least I think I am. I love to make things and to restore them. I so enjoy doing art – even forms that I know I’m not that good at: painting is one of those things. But there are so many ways to paint and bring life and color to the world how can I resist the urge? I don’t.
painting can be done
with various mediums
beauty can be foundwatercolors oils pastels
but words paint most vividly