Robert Frost spoke to my heart,
and I still wonder . . . .
and I still wonder . . . .
me to the best surprises
when I leave the road.
when I leave the road.
Photo info and credits:
"The Road Not Taken:" courtesy of gryphonscry@wordpress.com
(a great blog, by the way)
"Flat Texas Road" and "Lake Lugert: Quartz Mountain, Oklahoma"
were taken on my November road trip with my sister.
"The Road Not Taken:" courtesy of gryphonscry@wordpress.com
(a great blog, by the way)
"Flat Texas Road" and "Lake Lugert: Quartz Mountain, Oklahoma"
were taken on my November road trip with my sister.
fantastic!
ReplyDeleteReally nice! The photos really made the haiku pop, too. Gorgeous :D
ReplyDeleteP.S. How could I give up on you? We Haiku-ers stick together, Lady!
Have a fabulous day.
Absolutely lovely that haiku would warm any heart! Happy 2010!
ReplyDeleteVery Inspirational! It's funny, I've seen a few Frost inspired poems this week. "Road" seems forever linked to him and the Beats.
ReplyDeleteThat was so good! Great pics, too.
ReplyDeleteThe texas road could be a road out here, dry and flat is what it is all about in Aus.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing better (ok maybe a few unmentionable things) than beautiful words and pictures put together. When I construct a post with both elements...I'm just so much more proud of it. This was your best Haiku. Holly:)
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