I am a firm believer that politics are personal, that faith is expressed through action, and that life is something that must be loved and lived authentically--or why bother with any of it?
Yes! If I was ever foolish enough to jump out of a plane for pleasure, and not necessity, I would have to close my eyes, too! Thanks for floating with me 🙂
Thanks so much–I have never done this, and never will either–closest I ever got to this was a hot air balloon free flight–and that was just high enough 🙂
Love the tension of contrasts in “controlled drift”! Delightful!
Thanks so much, Gemma, for stopping by and commenting–I love to use tension like this in haiku–works well int he form, I think 🙂
You won’t catch me doing that sort of thing I really hate heights – good write I liked the tension at play
Oh, I will never jump out of a plane–well, untrue–if my life depended on it, sure….
Thanks–glad you liked!
controlling drift, if you take it with aspect of life, very philosophically written!
Thank you Jaideep! 🙂
Nice image and clever use of the prompt. Well crafted work.
Thank you so much!
master of words once again 🙂 ..furled silk. amazing how a few words can project such a clear action/feeling
Thanks–hey–what is your name–I don’t want to go around just calling you unfettered, although that in itself is pretty cool 🙂
Yes, I love how haiku forces us to condense our verbal mojo like that…
What’s the matter.. you don’t like bs? haa
Audra
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What’s the matter.. you don’t like bs?Ha 🙂 perhaps I should put that on my gravatar? kinda ruins my incognito thing I have going on
Audra
🙂 I love BS–a huge component of my life 🙂 and….thanks for the name!
fantastic, love your haikus
Thanks Kyle–I am loving yours, as well! You should really join in the haiku heights weekly prompts–they are such a wonderful haiku love-fest 🙂
thanks susan. i’ll check them out
Please do! Your voice added here would be great!
Great image of drifting down on furled silk ~
http://everydayamazin.blogspot.ca/2012/06/stepping-stones.html
Thank you Grace–loved all yours!
Splendid… great work on the prompt… gravity draws hard… WOW!
http://chaigaramchai.blogspot.in/2012/06/support-haiku-june-23-2012.html
Thank you–I just had to do it backwards–support as a gentle resistance to a basic physical law; not a foundation, but a resistance to pull :)….
*closes my eyes* Ayeeeeeee!
Yes! If I was ever foolish enough to jump out of a plane for pleasure, and not necessity, I would have to close my eyes, too! Thanks for floating with me 🙂
love the silk furled of controlled drift ~ very reflective haiku ~~ thanks, ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)
Thank you so very much–glad you liked it, and love your comments!
felt like I was swooping….oh gosh, I am acrophobic!
LOL, glad you liked it before it scared ya 🙂
Yeah.. i should check mine for holes though.. sometimes it feels like I’m just freefalling without brakes 🙂
LOL, understood!
Gravity defying poem that rises to the heights 🙂
Thank you!
Very insightful! Just the words ‘controlled drift’ has a vast interpretation! Terrific! 🙂
Quest of the unknown.
Thank you Pranita!
Yes, there’s always elements pulling us down while we struggle to maintain our sanity. Great message, great haiku, Susan!
Wow, thanks so much for stopping by and the wonderful comments!
Very clever. I like your interpretation of the prompt word.
Thanks so much!
I like “furled silk” because you make us unfurl it in the reading.
Richard
Thank you, Richard–yes–please open it on the way down…
furled silk ~~ great imagery!!
Reassuring
Thanks so much, Becca!
Lovely thought 🙂
thanks so much, Anu!
This is something I have never done and never will.Nice work.
Melanie
Thanks so much–I have never done this, and never will either–closest I ever got to this was a hot air balloon free flight–and that was just high enough 🙂
A study support an excellent pen
thanks so much Kodjo!