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Red Orchid

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Susan Dawson
Susan Dawson(@susan-dawson)
2 years ago

Intrigued by the botanical aspects but of course haikus never tell all

Eric Radcliffe
Eric Radcliffe(@eric-radcliffe)
2 years ago

Hi Andrew, I like your haiku, so many ways to see the beauty of the flower.

Eric Radcliffe
Eric Radcliffe(@eric-radcliffe)
Reply to  Andrew Carter
2 years ago

Ha, ha, a funny haiku flower, now there’s a novelty. And talking about the child within, never lose that voice, it keeps us grounded, don’t you think?

Culture Dragon
Culture Dragon(@culture-dragon)
2 years ago

Hi Andrew – I enjoyed writing out your Haiku – please keep writing, and submit more! Forgive my messy script, I am still learning to keep the digital pen steady. Handwriting is my passion, although I consider myself a novice. I volunteered to produce handwriting for the Voice club, so I would be forced to practice and improve daily – haha 🙂
谢谢 (thanks) – 文龙

Sandra James
Sandra James(@sandra-james)
2 years ago

A beautiful tribute to a beautiful flower with an unfortunate name. It’s a very rich man who can appreciate such beauty and express it in so few words. Well done, Andrew!

Chris
Chris(@chris)
Reply to  Sandra James
2 years ago

Yes, I agree Sandra, the ability to express in so few words is a true gift 🙂

Sandra James
Sandra James(@sandra-james)
Reply to  Andrew Carter
2 years ago

I’m a huge fan of FFF, too, Andrew! Especially the comments, as with Voice Club. It’s great encouragement to know one of your stories or poems has touched someone and you’ve managed to convey your thoughts and feelings to others. You are so right in that encouraging words go a zillion miles! There’s nothing more inspiring 🙂

Culture Dragon
Culture Dragon(@culture-dragon)
2 years ago

Hi Andrew, thanks for your recent comment on my “Medicine Garden” Haiku. Yes you are right, the Voice.club platform offers subtle advantages that take time to sink in. I also agree with you about our new Haiku portal when you said: “it made me realize how Voice Club is a kind of Medicine Garden” 🙂
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