
100 Words: On Love
Kindness grows in any climate, any time of year. Kindness has the heart of a flower growing in the crack of a rock, glad to be alive wherever it is.
Suspicion and blame take root in acidic soil, and overtake a garden not tended to or weeded regularly. Fear grows in clumps, banding together for a show of strength.
Fear is a servant of Love. Walk through fear and you’ll find Love, the Source of All.
Love wears a coat of many colors. It’s in sunshine, rain and wind.
Love breathes you, moves you.
Yes. It’s what built your heart.
Tags: 100 words, In Care of Relationships, love, Terri Crosby
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Marilyn Hubbard
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Lovely! I like this idea of 100 words. Feels like poetry. Reduces to the essential.
Hope all goes well with the move. A stressful time but leads to new adventures. Thinking of you.
Marilyn
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Terri Crosby
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Thank you, Marilyn! I’m looking forward to my new adventures. Love to you! Terri
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Va
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Condensing what you want to say in a smaller no of words is more difficult I think than having gazillions of words to say it–its the core. You do it well.
Love, Va
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Terri Crosby
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Reducing is such a good exercise. It’s teaching me a lot. Love you sweet, Va. Terri
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Andrea
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Terri, this is so beautiful and relevant given the social and political climate we are living through. Thank you! I shared it on Facebook. Love, Andrea
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Terri Crosby
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Thank you so much for sharing it, Andrea! I so appreciate that and I love that more people will be reading it, taking it to heart. love, Terri
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Kate
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I love this. I’m going to hang it on my wall. Thank you for sharing your writing.
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Terri Crosby
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Thank you, Kate. I’m very touched by your comment. As always. love, Terri
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Liz
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I enjoyed the power and clarity of this Haiku blog. Woodrow Wilson is quoted as saying, “. . . if I have an hour to speak I’m ready now. If ten minutes, I’ll need a month to prepare.” Words matter, clarity is power.
Hugs,
Liz
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Terri Crosby
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Thank you, Liz. So true! Thanks for chiming in. You always sound beautiful. 🤗
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shiner
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How lovely.
Quite a challenge I imagine, encouraging the poet/wordsmith within.
Thanks for these wonderful images.
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Terri Crosby
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Thanks, Shiner. It’s my new thing to write less! Love, Terri
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Emily
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Love the shorter post! It’s almost like a Haiku – I felt very peaceful reading it. Thank you!
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Terri Crosby
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Thank you, Emily, for your vote for shorter! I like it. It’s my new thing… Love, Terri
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Jeanne Myers
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You are brilliant even with 100 words!
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Terri Crosby
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Thank you, Jeanne! I deeply appreciate your encouraging words! Love, Terri
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