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Craggy crevasse drops,
darkness deepens, unforeseen–
step over the gap.
Step Over
Posted in Haiku
Posted by Bodhirose on January 8, 2011
http://bodhirose.wordpress.com/2011/01/08/step-over/
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trisha
/ January 8, 2011splendid. both the picture and the haiku. the path to enlightenment has to be real tough. :)
Bodhirose
/ January 8, 2011It sure can be. Thanks for your nice compliment. :)
trisha
/ January 9, 2011true enlightenment must be quite tough :)
Bodhirose
/ January 9, 2011But worth the struggle. :)
trisha
/ January 10, 2011yes. once you reach the top you will thank god that you came.
Bodhirose
/ January 10, 2011I sure will! :)
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/ January 8, 2011The heights can make you dizzy.
Bodhirose
/ January 8, 2011Oh for sure! :)
soulbro*
/ January 9, 2011Look, it sees me
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The deep one is Now
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soulbro* :) xoxoxo—{–@
Bodhirose
/ January 9, 2011Yes, it’s Now. Thanks Soulbro–love you… :)
Jamie Dedes, all rights reserved
/ January 10, 2011Step over the gap if you dare or your dare not.
This is quite wonderful, Gayle. Thank you.
Bodhirose
/ January 10, 2011Or stay put! :)
Thanks, Jamie.