Life offers many joys. One just has to stop and notice they are here even in the saddest times, under grey clouds and personal strife. She shuffles reflecting on her solitude wistfully aiming for the city park.
(troiku)
sitting on a park bench
giggling children
joy etched on lips
sitting on a park bench
swallows chirp
telling stories
giggling children
skipping, running joyfully
tag you’re it
joy etched on lips
brings new life
spirit glows
©Tournesol’16/04/12
My haiga for this prompt at Carpe Diem:
giggling children
swallows telling stories
paints joy on lips
Tournesol dans un Jardin 
Great work there, and beautiful imagery, too. Your troiku shone with human warmth
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Thank you, Hamish. I discovered by writing a troika, today, I found a better combination for my haiga:)
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children bring joy to our lives
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They do indeed, thanks, Leslie, hope you are well.
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This is great.
It’s funny, I used the phrase, “tag, you’re it” in a poem earlier, for a prompt on a different site. I love silly coincidences like that. Happy April writing!
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Haha, I love that too…serendipity! 🙂
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love that phrase – “painting joy on lips”!
Joy @ The Joyous Living
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Thanks so much 🙂
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Wow ! This one is full of life / new life indeed !
https://rajkumarmilan.wordpress.com/2016/04/13/raindrops-new-life/
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There is joy in life, and life in joy,is there not ? 😉
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Yes ! for me its an endless joy ! pain is just a reminder of our joyful dreams ! Thank you ! You are always very kind ,Cheryl !
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Absolutely, pain is a reminder and allows hindsight to reveal itself.
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Exactly , we have a common telepathic way of thinking ! right ?
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(smiles) when I suffer from chronic pain I sometimes (not always I still have to work on that) embrace it as it means my body can feel…has sensation.
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A Troibun … what an awesome idea to use Troiku in haibun. You have invented a new use of the Troiku.
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Haha, well, I was always putting (haibun) but if I am using the Troiku, it sounded better than (Tale and a Troiku). It is your invention…I just use it A LOT! 🙂
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I am glad you like the troiku and i am honored that you are experimenting with this new form.
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It is one of my favourite forms
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Reblogged this on Tournesol dans un Jardin and commented:
On this same day Paril 12th, 2017 this is what I wrote. Watching children here brought me joy and today in 2020, watching a couple meeting in front of my building brought me joy, in the Easter date https://cheryllynnroberts.info/2020/04/12/an-easter-date-easter-date-haibun-april-12-2020/
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This came up as a new post in my email. Maybe you reposted on a different blog.
beauty
floods memories
a new smile
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I reblogged it. I was looking for a post/poem I wrote on the exact day a few years back.
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