Image:2 Mindful of Sharing togetherness
Exudes vibrations
Of emotional delight
And festive gaiety
The joy of sharing
With someone dear to our heart
A togetherness
Feelings of love, a
blissful state of wanting to
give than to receive
Sealed the fate of grief
The sorrow of feeble minds
That succumbed writhing
Written for Haiku Heights #146 with prompt - Joy
Excellent response to the brief. The second one particularly convincing.
ReplyDeleteIndeed, there IS joy in sharing!
ReplyDeleteCultivating Joy
there is a hard turn in that last stanza from love to grief...i would def rather the joy of sharing love...happy weekend hank
ReplyDeleteJoyous feeling to love and to be loved :) amazingly described and beautiful pictures :)
ReplyDeletelovely haiku ~ love them all ~ 'sharing love' is always wonderful ~ thanks, namaste, ^_^
ReplyDeleteThe joy is great
ReplyDeleteBut finding it is sometimes a hard fate
Then again you never know
As around the next corner it could show
Lovely deep haiku here.
ReplyDeleteI see the 4th haiku as an emotion driven away by joy, and joy of sharing is something anyone should not miss.
ReplyDeleteThere is definitely joy in sharing, and you bring it out quite nicely, Hank..
ReplyDeleteHowever, I didn't find the captions to the images necessary.. that could have been left to the reader to understand on their own, right? :)
Joy shared is joy doubled....nice work
ReplyDeletethe third one is very selfless
ReplyDeletevalued benevolence haiku
I like your second haiku. Sharing joy with someone dear to our heart makes the joy so meaningful.
ReplyDeleteLove the love that went into the first photo!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful set...Yes, true happiness lies in giving...Lovely!
ReplyDeleteTrue words... joy of togetherness is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDo and think not.. Think, then do!
Beautiful verse. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! I love the line "A blissful state of wanting to give than to receive"...your poem captures the essence of true love.
ReplyDeleteNice se tof haiku. I like the first wo best :)
ReplyDelete"blissful state of wanting to
ReplyDeletegive than to receive" loved this alot!