One Deep Breath's prompt for the week is "boulders, rocks, stone & pebbles." Hmm. Here's the haiku that showed up for me:
Pocket full of stones
Treasure gathered from the earth
By tiny fingers
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About Me
- Sharon Delman
- Palo Alto, California, United States
- Mom. Wife. Reader. Cook. Photographer. Aspiring Writer. Collector. Dabbler.
2009 Reads
- Belt, Annie Griffiths. A Camera, Two Kids, and a Camel (Non-fiction, January)
- Bittman, Mark. Food Matters: A Guide to Conscious Eating (Non-Fiction, March)
- Black, Cara. Murder in the Latin Quarter (Fiction, March)
- Gladwell, Malcom. Outliers: The Story of Success (Non-fiction, February)
- Hazan, Marcella. Amarcord. (Non Fiction; January)
- Hesser, Amanda. Eat, Memory: Great Writers at the Table (Non-fiction, January)
- Kaminsky, Stuart and Roberts, Laurie. Behind the Mystery. (Non-fiction, March)
- Liebovitz, Annie. At Work. (Non-fiction, January)
- Matthews, Ellie. The Ungarnished Truth: A Cooking Contest Memoir (Non-fiction, April)
- Matthews, Jay. Work Hard. Be Nice. (Non-fiction, Februrary)
- Schlink, Berhnard. The Reader. (Fiction, April)
- Swift, Vivian. When Travelers Cease to Roam: A Journal of Staying Put. (Non-fiction, February)
- Waitzkin, Josh. The Art of Learning (Non-fiction, April)
- Wizenberg, Molly. A Homemade Life. (Non-fiction, March)
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1 comment:
Oh, yes! Don't tiny fingers love those parts of earth than can be used for many things...
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