The challenge this week is to use the words bridge and move and write a Haiku.
Justine and I walked
Across the bridge we did move
To understanding
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It seems to me that this haiku is about a personal journey. Well done. 🙂
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It stems from a time when my daughter and I walked every day and chatted about our day. I wrote another post about it.
https://cathylynnbrooks.com/2015/07/20/our-walks/
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Cathy, I read the post and left you a comment. It is a lovely homage to your daughter as I’m sure your book will be too. 🙂 xx
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Hallo, I took a little drift over your bridge for an understanding of the context. I’m very sorry for your loss. Your haiku and tribute to your daughter Justine are very moving.
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Oh! Thanks for crossing the bridge to understanding!
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Only a little so far, but I’ll be back to read more again another time 🙂 Thanks for reply.
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[…] love, a book about…well click here to find out what it’s about. As for the Haiku… A Move to Understanding | Cathy Lynn Brooks. The page about her book and the Haiku explain its meaning. […]
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Nice to see you on Ronovan Writes haiku challenge too Cathy, your haiku has prompted me to want to discover more about your walks with Justine.
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A very moving haiku with a powerful story behind it.
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Thank you Denis.
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