I love your Haiku...and thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I visited Edinburgh a few years ago and really enjoyed the city and loved all of Scotland. Best wishes for a happy Christmas celebration!
I still don't really know how you do a haiku-but yours sounds nice.-If I threw raisnins on the lawn-the neighborhood kids would probably get to them before the blackbirds did!
I love your Haiku...and thanks for stopping by and leaving a comment. I visited Edinburgh a few years ago and really enjoyed the city and loved all of Scotland. Best wishes for a happy Christmas celebration!
ReplyDeleteGreat to remember the birds at this time of year - we will be giving them some edible presents tomorrow morning.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes for your christmas time.
I have no lawn but I throw raisins out all the time, the blackbirds are always first about in the morning, and usually beat the starlings to them! x
ReplyDeletemerry xmas to you and your blackbirds
ReplyDeleteAll the joys of the season, Juliet, and best wishes for the new year.
ReplyDeleteYour raisins make a nice metaphor for haiku.
I never realised they liked raisins!
ReplyDeleteHave a great holiday.
Marvelous. Thank you!
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how sweet to think of our feathered friends :)
ReplyDeletehave a wonderful christmas!
I like the simplicity of this!
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas from this side of the pond!
Hi, Write Stuff sent me. Nice haiku - very simple.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful holiday!
Perfect...St. Francis is surely smiling.....happy holidays!
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awww how cute is that. i overraisined my turkey stuffing so this is an idea
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a perfect gift for our feathered friends...your words are simplicity & beauty
ReplyDeletei like it green...your writing is always so generous with so few words...raisins, really??...i will remember that...
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful, so simple in its elegance. I hope your Christmas was equally charming.
ReplyDeleteI still don't really know how you do a haiku-but yours sounds nice.-If I threw raisnins on the lawn-the neighborhood kids would probably get to them before the blackbirds did!
ReplyDeleteRaisins. Never thought of that. Nice visually stirring haiku...
ReplyDeletei like tumble have never thought of feeding them raisins... i wonder if they work like prunes,,, on humans?????
ReplyDeleteThis is full of giving and receiving. Simply loving.
ReplyDeleteHave a joyous and inspiring new year!
This is lovely and unique. I hope you had a great holiday. :)
ReplyDeleteA delightful ku Juliet. I've done this myself only the birds were sparrows :)
ReplyDeleteoh me like!
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