Paved Doorways – Haiku 2024 #TDWC

Posted bySuzette BenjaminPosted inPoetryTags:,
Image credit: Brenda Cox | TDWC

under the Bhodi,

worn stones— paved doorways wait

for enlightenment

In response to Dan Antion’s Annual ThurdsdayDoors Writing Challenge – #TDWC

Published by Suzette Benjamin

Positive thinker, inspirational, writer, faith

41 thoughts on “Paved Doorways – Haiku 2024 #TDWC”

  3. i have to smile

    profound and quite funny

    when contemplating those worn stones

    i love them cobble like that

    it brings wonderful sensations of well-being to my naked feet

    beautiful verse honouribg paved doorways

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    1. I am happy that it brought a smile, that was one hope for the image of those smoothed cobbles as a pathway to inner peace/happiness.
      I agree with and enjoy that grounding that hewn stone offer to the feet.. stone hewn by the passage of time and travelled footsteps.
      May your day be unhurried in the quiet spaces.
      “Don’t rush anything. When the time is right, it’ll happen.”- Buddha

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      1. Beautiful image and simply exquisite image, honouring the special everyday quiet and epiphanies.
        Barefeet touching stone is a wonderful magic on its own.
        Fun and profound path you paved with your haiku today.
        Yes, he has the whole world in his hands.
        Wishing you a lovely Saturday Poet.

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