Christine's Poems
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Comment from joannakruk
Haha I love this! I can absolutely relate to the image. My grandmother, being a survivor of world war 2 has a life mission to avoid waste at all costs. This includes recycling jars as cups, placing a bucket under the dripping bathroom tap, reusing plastic bags until they break and an array of other cost effective measures. Funnily enough, coffee jar flower vases are one of these activities.
Oh how annoying yet cute.
Thank you for igniting the memory.
Jo
reply by the author on 27-May-2016
Haha I love this! I can absolutely relate to the image. My grandmother, being a survivor of world war 2 has a life mission to avoid waste at all costs. This includes recycling jars as cups, placing a bucket under the dripping bathroom tap, reusing plastic bags until they break and an array of other cost effective measures. Funnily enough, coffee jar flower vases are one of these activities.
Oh how annoying yet cute.
Thank you for igniting the memory.
Jo
Comment Written 27-May-2016
reply by the author on 27-May-2016
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Hi Jo, Yes the old coffee jar vase is still alive even today and I smiled when I saw this picture from my daughter in laws facebook page and thought wow this is a good image to use one day and here it is LOL. Thanks for your review much appreciated Cheers Christine😃
Comment from Carolyn 'Deaton' Stephens
I enjoyed your Haiku
It fits the 17 or less sylable requirement, but the perfection of the form is not what I liked most. The flower arrangement in a coffee jar is very charming. In fact, I have placed rosebuds in soda bottles, beauty in humble surroundings.
Nicely done and best wishes for the contest.
:-) Carolyn
reply by the author on 27-May-2016
I enjoyed your Haiku
It fits the 17 or less sylable requirement, but the perfection of the form is not what I liked most. The flower arrangement in a coffee jar is very charming. In fact, I have placed rosebuds in soda bottles, beauty in humble surroundings.
Nicely done and best wishes for the contest.
:-) Carolyn
Comment Written 27-May-2016
reply by the author on 27-May-2016
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Hi Carolyn, Thanls you for reading and reviewing my Haiku and for your comments re the things you liked. I did smile when I saw this picture and thought the gold rose and gold label matched so this prompted me to write this. Cheers for your best wishes also Christine😃
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Hi Carolyn, Thanls you for reading and reviewing my Haiku and for your comments re the things you liked. I did smile when I saw this picture and thought the gold rose and gold label matched so this prompted me to write this. Cheers for your best wishes also Christine😃
Comment from Jacqueline M Franklin
Hi, Christine
= I've put many a flower in a mason jar. (*<*)
= Simplicity at its finest.
= This is s neat haiku.
reply by the author on 27-May-2016
Hi, Christine
= I've put many a flower in a mason jar. (*<*)
= Simplicity at its finest.
= This is s neat haiku.
Comment Written 26-May-2016
reply by the author on 27-May-2016
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Hi Jax, yes sometimes the simply things in life are striking and I did smile when I saw this image from my daughter in law so a Haiku was born LOL Many Cheers for your review and rating Hugs back Christine 😃
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Hi Jax, yes sometimes the simply things in life are striking and I did smile when I saw this image from my daughter in law so a Haiku was born LOL Many Cheers for your review and rating Hugs back Christine 😃
Comment from enitsalemap
Very nice Haiku that met all the proper Haiku requirements and I loved the Nescafe gold base photo that accompanied the piece. Nice touch. I haven't yet figure out how to attach the photos to my work, but I digress. Your poem is good.
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
Very nice Haiku that met all the proper Haiku requirements and I loved the Nescafe gold base photo that accompanied the piece. Nice touch. I haven't yet figure out how to attach the photos to my work, but I digress. Your poem is good.
Comment Written 26-May-2016
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
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Hi enitsalemap. Thank you for your lovely review and comments for my Haiku much appreciated.
To put an image onto your work you need to do this
1 For any post choose the category i.e poem
at the top of the page is a section that says image recommended and gives an option to select from Fanart review.com or select from your computer
If you select FanArt review it will take you to the page where your can pick form the many images supplied from the FanStory artists. You just type in a word in the search box and that will bring you many images. Once you find one you like just hit select and it will be transported to you work
If you want to use one of your own images just select computer and go to you photo page and select an image and it will then upload to your post
I found out through just trying different things and have managed to work it out so I hope this is helpful.
You can also add an image after you post by just edititing and doing the above process
Cheers and good luck, always here to hepl if needed Christine
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I can't believe you too the time and patience to explain all of that to me. You are so kind and I think I will try this tonight. Thank you from my technilogically backward heart.
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Hi enitsalemap. It is my pleasure ro help and let me know how you go I will keep an eye out for your work with an image
The great part about being on this site is the wonderful help and support we give each other and I have had many helpers along my 12 months being here so I am only to happy to help others too. so if you are new welcome and nice to meet you Good luck Cheers Christine
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thanks.
Comment from royowen
Well done Christine, you've done a marvellously unpredictable job with this one, only an Aussie would do this, a great entry in this contest, I definitely this is very precious, well done, good luck, blessings, Roy
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
Well done Christine, you've done a marvellously unpredictable job with this one, only an Aussie would do this, a great entry in this contest, I definitely this is very precious, well done, good luck, blessings, Roy
Comment Written 26-May-2016
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
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Hi Roy ah yes only an Aussie would do this LOL Thanks for your lovely support and good luck gld you like it Cheers Christine😃
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Most welcome
Comment from Ogden
Yes, a rose in any vase smells just the same. Looks the same, too. Good observation for your Haiku Contest entry!
Good luck in the voting.
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
Yes, a rose in any vase smells just the same. Looks the same, too. Good observation for your Haiku Contest entry!
Good luck in the voting.
Comment Written 26-May-2016
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
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Hi Ogden Thanks for your review and good luck wishes. Cheers to you for reading this Christine
Comment from GoodHearted Woman
I had the very same thoughts you did, except not in those very words. What I thought was: Beauty, even when paired with the mundane, is still beauty. It goes to prove the old adage: beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It always has been and it always will be. Very nice idea, taken to the brink of the poetic!
GoodHearted Woman
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
I had the very same thoughts you did, except not in those very words. What I thought was: Beauty, even when paired with the mundane, is still beauty. It goes to prove the old adage: beauty is in the eye of the beholder. It always has been and it always will be. Very nice idea, taken to the brink of the poetic!
GoodHearted Woman
Comment Written 26-May-2016
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
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Hi GHW, Thank you so much for your lovely review and comments. as soon as I saw this image I thought what a fabulous message even a plain coffe jar can display the beauty of the flowers. Then I saw the connection of the gold coloured rose and the gold label LOL even better Cheers Christine😃
Comment from create4christ
This is a beautiful picture...I LOVE ROSES!! I expected to see your Haiku be about good coffee...I was quite surprised to see it about the jar being a vase...really cute. You have perfect haiku structure with good description. Good job. Good luck with your contest entry.
Thank you for sharing.
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
This is a beautiful picture...I LOVE ROSES!! I expected to see your Haiku be about good coffee...I was quite surprised to see it about the jar being a vase...really cute. You have perfect haiku structure with good description. Good job. Good luck with your contest entry.
Thank you for sharing.
Comment Written 26-May-2016
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
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Hi create4christ. Yes it was the gold lable and the gold coloured rose that struck an accord with me and I just loved the fact that the flowers were in the coffee jar and not a fancy vase. Many thanks for your great review and good luck message Cheers Christine😃
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You're so welcome
Comment from kiwisteveh
Good use of humour in the last line ties together the gorgeous colours of the flowers and their simple 'vase.'
A simple but effective haiku.
Good luck.
Steve
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
Good use of humour in the last line ties together the gorgeous colours of the flowers and their simple 'vase.'
A simple but effective haiku.
Good luck.
Steve
Comment Written 26-May-2016
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
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Hi Steve. I do so appreciate you encouraging words for this Haiku and I hope it worked Ok Never sure with these Haiku's but always willing to give them a try. LOL so many Thanks and Cheers for reading mine
Comment from RosieCus
A great simple haiku poem. It's a fun idea to arrange flowers in a coffee jar, but did the flowers have a coffee fragrance? lol
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
A great simple haiku poem. It's a fun idea to arrange flowers in a coffee jar, but did the flowers have a coffee fragrance? lol
Comment Written 26-May-2016
reply by the author on 26-May-2016
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Hi Rosie I dont know but the orange rose may have through infusion LOL . Thanks so much for your review Cheers for a great day
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You're welcome
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A bouquet to you