Welcoming Sound
Hearing little feet
Lasting gifts of family—
Blessed grandchildren
Maturity
Impatient in youth
Tempered by life’s long journey—
With age comes patience
Blessing
Quiet morning hour
Quality productive time—
Confidence and peace
Life’s Blessed Gifts (Haiku Series #106)
Patience still isn’t easy, but I’m certainly more patient than I was even ten years ago!
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I ask for help with PAAAYSHUNS every day. It’s never easy! S’pose it’s a sign of the times … or just a personality type?
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Jan, as I told someone, patience is a gift (yet one size doesn’t seem to fit us all).
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With maturity, we usually find more patience. Thank goodness for my gray hairs.
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I love these! They capture the stages of life so well 🙂
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Thanks for sharing your perspective. I enjoy posting a Haiku series every Tuesday. Take care up in the north country.
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So beautiful Richard.
Patience pays.
Stay safe. Stay blessed
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Ashok, I appreciate you dropping by. I know my patience has grown stronger in recent years. Stay blessed!
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It is always a pleasure Richard 😊
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Still working on patience… but a little better on this side of life than before…
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Good for you Lisa! Many of us have discovered more patience, but it definitely isn’t one size fits all.
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All beautiful blessings. 🙂
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Michelle, thanks for reading and sharing. There are times when I am blessed with words from a lifetime of experience. Maturity brings about greater patience.
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I’m enjoying your haiku sequences buckeye … reflectively pleasant!
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Thank you Kate. May they continue to bring you opportunities for reflection.
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ah life offers me many of those 🙂
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I love your haiku day! All three of these remind me of the holidays. It’s a helpful reminder to slow down and focus on what matters, enjoy the blessings, and not get caught up in the “should”s.
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Thank you Jenny. I know for many the upcoming family times with Thanksgiving and Christmas are going to look different, but we can still focus on God’s love and our love of family. May God’s grace and peace cover you and your family.
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I do hope I am more patient as the years roll on. 😌
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Crissy, thanks for sharing a thought. With maturity, I know my patience is better now than it was years ago. May God’s grace and peace continue to light the way for you.
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Thank you .
God’s peace and blessings
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Love the grandchildren and the morning Haiku!
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I find myself writing about grandchildren from time to time, especially the younger ones. I have three younger ones out of the nine I have (ages 3, 2, 1). All three are in Montana so I am highly motivated to be able to see them when it is safe to travel.
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Awww
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Amazing haiku! Enjoyed reading every words!
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