nature’s destiny
seasons come and seasons go
changes renew us
© 2018 Franci Eugenia Hoffman
About Franci Eugenia Hoffman
I have held various positions in the insurance industry for over 20 years. I have been rewarded both professionally and personally due to results from taking responsibility and hard work. My fulfillment comes from the promotion of others.
“Veil after veil of thin dusky gauze is lifted, and by degrees the forms and colours of things are restored to them, and we watch the dawn remaking the world in its antique pattern.”
― Oscar Wilde, The Picture of Dorian Gray
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very beautiful analogy Eugenia, to changing seasons and self renewal. something I will be reflecting on.
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Thank you, Gina. Self-renewal is important because we go through many life chapters. Whether the chapters are good or bad, we sometimes have to redefine and renew our purpose.
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I like that Eugenia, being flexible in a world that demands so much from us.
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Perhaps change frightens
The other side so unknown
Jump in the leaf pile
Wonderful sentiment, Eugenia, in fact, much like Abbey’s poem reflects how we are all broken piecing it together and beautiful for the piecing, your haiku reflects how to be human is to change, and we can accept it or we can deny our humanity. Thank you for sharing, Barista!
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You’re welcome and I am so glad you enjoyed my haiku. I love the last line of the haiku in your comment “jump in the leaf pile”. There are many ways to interpret it and I like to think of the leaf pile as a blanket of comfort that will help us through.
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