In my home, every day is Valentine’s Day. We do not need a reason or an occasion to say our “I love you”s, or show our affection to each other, to our son, our friends, our neighbors…and everyone connected with us.
Day 14 – Valentine’s Day – what could the prompt be? Love or Valentine, naturally.
Love
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| Vidya, Vidur |
Love adorns your face
with smiles. Makes you think nothing
Is impossible
Love turns life into
a perfect fairy tale. A
worthwhile existence
Love, the rainbow you
see in your mind’s eye when you
feel sad or lonely
Written for The Haiku Challenge 2012 – Day 14 – February 14th – Theme or Word: Love or Valentine
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Vidya
24 comments
Lovely set of haiku. And … yes … Valentine’s Day is lovely, but I don’t think that we need such a day, at least not for me … in my family love is always present.
I feel the same way. 🙂 No special day to show love. Every day is appropriate!
Good message!
Happy Valentines Day!
Thanks, Andy! I hope yours was great too!
Perfect set of haiku! 🙂 <3
Thank you, Amber!
Nice set! Thanks for sharing your picture!
Thank you, Abby!
What wonderful smiles!
Thank you, Emily! Your post today was magical!
Very nice — I agree, the sentiments of Valentine Day should be present every day — and solidly rooted in the lives of our loved ones!
Yes, Becca! Thank you – hope you had a wonderful Valentine’s Day!
It is obvious that you have no difficulty expressing or appreciating love. Yay!
🙂 Thanks, Unknown Mami – made easier by the company I keep. 🙂 Includes your gorgeous self!
–Vidya,
I just loooove you. 🙂 wonderful poem.
Thank you, dearest Kim. I love you too! very much!
A special haiku. And a beautiful picture! Much love, my friend! XOXOs
Thanks, Terri!
I love Vidur Smile and your Haiku set!
Thanks, Saravana!
Love this one! And love the picture of the two of you!!
Thank you, Betsy!
The love shines through in the smiles of the mother and son. Bless you both!
Zephyr, thanks so much. 😉 Namaskarams are in order, I believe. 😀 Hugs make a better substitute, no?