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dandelion seed -

imagination flies high,

back to innocence.
~~payal~~

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21 comments:

  1. UnknownMarch 14, 2014

    Love the idea of dandelion seed freeing the imagination. I always call them wish flowers because I always pick them and blow their little white seeds away making a wish when I do.

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    1. payal agarwalMarch 15, 2014

      Thanks a lot Kathy. "Wish flowers.." sounds interesting. :)

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  2. Reading PleasureMarch 14, 2014

    Nice and powerful haiku. I have lots of dandelions planted around my house.

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  3. ReshmaMarch 14, 2014

    Your words weave beautiful image Payal. It took me back to leisurely summer vacation days of my childhood...

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  4. Milan RajkumarMarch 15, 2014

    sublime ! evokes me of my innocent childhood days !

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  5. cherylMarch 15, 2014

    Lovely Payal

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  6. Amiya chatterjeeMarch 15, 2014

    some where reminds//

    'flower petals
    set the mountain in motion
    dandelions

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  7. AnonymousMarch 15, 2014

    That takes me back - a long ways! Beautiful haiku!

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  8. KParthasarathiMarch 15, 2014

    I cannot explain but it was pleasing haiu

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  9. Deepti AgarwalMarch 16, 2014

    We all will be Back to innocence one day..

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  10. Saima AfreenMarch 16, 2014

    It's is so delicately beautiful, Payal di. Dandelions touch the window sills in yet-to-be-born-dreams - dust that the last night's Orion left as the prophecy of Spring. The church bells trickle down with songs that flew from your mauve nail paint....

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    1. payal agarwalMarch 18, 2014

      Saima ! a gem..much love to you dear. :)

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  11. Amrit SinhaMarch 19, 2014

    I loved your metaphorical reference here ... beautifully essayed.

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