Silent Reflections

Beneath the Celestial Canopy

By Printique StudiosPublished 6 months ago • 1 min read

River stones aglow,

silver hush between the reeds—

silence holds the sky.

art Haiku inspirational nature poetry

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Printique Studios

A poetic journey weaver, I craft verses that paint the canvas of life with hues of dreams and determination. Their words resonate with empowerment, encouraging others to forge their destinies and embrace gratitude.

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Marie381Uk 5 months ago
Ver lovely words and beautiful picture sets the haiku ♦️♦️♦️
ROCK aka Andrea Polla (Simmons)6 months ago
Pleasing to the mind: lovely haiku.

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