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Unravel the Hurt
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Posted by Bodhirose on February 16, 2011
http://bodhirose.wordpress.com/2011/02/16/unravel-the-hurt/
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apollorose
/ February 16, 2011You must have actions with the thoughts. Some thought and talk without actions. Well, talking is an action. :)
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011Talking and linking our like-minded thoughts together can do a world of good if our intentions are for change for the better.
Thank you, Apollorose. :)
cloakedmonk
/ February 16, 2011Peace would do it! But how to get there? One kindness at a time will unravel the hatred.
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011Sometimes the best we can do is just hold peace within ourselves and it will naturally manifest out into the world.
Thank you for commenting and linking your thoughts to mine. :)
Nanka
/ February 17, 2011Great unity for a start towards peace and a great cause!!
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011You are so right, Nanka!
Mike Patrick
/ February 17, 2011Your haiku is something to which I can relate. Comforting.
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011So very happy you can, Mike.
Trisha
/ February 17, 2011beautiful haiku. simply fabulous. i have to pause a little in every haiku and fit the right meaning of ravel in it. :)
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011You’re so kind with your comments, Trisha. I know what you mean–that word is a little tricky. :)
trisha
/ February 18, 2011yes, like becca said in my blog- a perfect oxymoron :)
Kristen Haskell
/ February 17, 2011I am a be believer that peace will solve a lot of problems! Wonderful Haiku
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011I believe that too, Kristen. Thank you.
Jingle
/ February 17, 2011peace and love do wonders.
lovely ravel.
Thanks for the inspirations.
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011Thank you, Jingle. You are so right–we can’t have too much peace and love in the world.
You’re welcome. xoxo
liv2write2day
/ February 17, 2011I was waiting for someone to use “unravel!” Nice.
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011It was hard for me not to use “unravel”! :) Thank you, Victoria.
Jamie Dedes, all rights reserved
/ February 17, 2011Perfect antidote for today’s news.
Wonderful to see you on day 17. Congrats to you and SIS.
Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2011I think so too.
This has been a fun challenge for me–I’m happy to join with SIS.
Thank you, Jamie. xo
Sumit Sarkar
/ February 18, 2011I can understand this very well…
Thanks for this haiku :)
Bodhirose
/ February 18, 2011I’m glad the meaning is clear.
Thank you, Sumit. :)
Someone is Special
/ February 18, 2011This is a great Haiku..
Someone is Special
Bodhirose
/ February 18, 2011Thanks so much, SIS. xoxo