Out with the Old and In with the New

Posted by Claudia Moser on 12:03 PM in Change, haiku, New Year, The Writers' Post

A new year ahead - change.
Reflect, ponder, wonder why
Tranquility yes.

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16 Comments

♥●• İzdihër •●♥ says:

Amazing text .Cute pic.
Happy new year.

Catch My Words says:

Sounds like something to do for a new year... hmmm.

Joyce
http://joycelansky.blogspot.com/2011/12/writers-post-out-with-old-in-with-new.html

Claudia Moser says:

@Izdiher - thank you!
@Joyce - something I will do for sure!

BB says:

I love the way you think!!

Darlene ~Bloggity Blogger~ says:

I'm with you on the tranquility part!

Claudia Moser says:

@Barb - and I do love your way of thinking :)
@Darlene - I'm glad!

danneromero says:

i am going with tranquility...

Claudia Moser says:

@Daphne - well in the end it helps!

Belle says:

I learn new things every year. That is an exciting thought.

Anonymous says:

I love that word, "tranquility!"

Nice post.

Claudia Moser says:

@Belle - you know I love haikus!
@Beachlover - we should embrace the status more often!

Laura Rogers says:

Great Haiku. Love this and the picture...

Jenn says:

Great poem--and lovely picture. I like how you went with that theme.

Claudia Moser says:

@Laura - thank you!
@Jenn - I got inspired!

Susan ~ Today's Writing Woman says:

So true! Love the photo too!

Claudia Moser says:

@Susan - thank you!

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