Nostalgia

Changing Face of Time, Haiku Poem

By Teresa RentonPublished 3 months ago • 1 min read

Photo by Sebastian Unrau on Unsplash

A crone sits by water,

stares beneath its surface glaze,

sees her younger self.

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Teresa Renton

Inhaling life, exhaling stories, poetry, prose, flash or fusions. An imperfect perfectionist who writes and recycles words. I write because I love how it feels to make ink patterns & form words, like pictures, on a page.

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