A Haiku: On Winters
When the world is cold,
Enter self, stay the soul. To
Refresh? To be whole!
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Published by Lloyd Gavin
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4 Comments
Post a CommentWe need to use our faculties to ponder, reflect. I have never experienced winter in my life, but from the looks of it, it is the ideal time! siva
:-)
Reflection is something like true meditation (as versus the transcendental type), in which one fills the mind with valuable thoughts--most notably of those concerning God.
I enjoyed this, cheers :)