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2001: A Roadtrip Odyssey

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February 12, 2026

Gratitude Poem to Maria Popova

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August 31, 2025

Release

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July 6, 2025

On Letting Go

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March 4, 2025

December Haiku Hug

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December 1, 2024

November Haiku Hug

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November 1, 2024

October Haiku Hug

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October 1, 2024
  • Poetry

    July Haiku Hug…. (slightly delayed)

    Essence sensation Captivating attention Touches felt deeply   © 2024 Gail Barrie  

    By gailbarrie
  • Poetry

    The Singing Bowl

    The mystery is safe (and sound), A song that’s made by circling round, Expanding out beyond the ring Unseen yet clearly lingering. When mental busy-ness has ceased, With inner peace the tone’s released. With deepened breath the hands learn much…

    By Karen Barrie
  • Poetry

    Gift of Haiku

    Finding fewer words A thoughtful quest to linger In what feels most true   ©2024 Gail Barrie

    By gailbarrie
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    Bluebird of Friendship (to Carol)

    The bluebird is fabled as herald of joy. I’ve asked her to add to her tidings: Whenever you glance where I’m perched in your heart She’ll sing of our friendship abiding. Our vision of aging included much time Indulging in…

    By Karen Barrie
  • Poetry

    June Haiku hug

    Progression in flow Voices of a winsome muse Expressing herself     © 2024 Gail Barrie

    By gailbarrie
  • Poetry

    How Can I Love?

    How can I love All of us Without first embraces From the ancient songs of sages? The African drums, The arched harp and rabat That urged mating and soothed pharaohs, The Pan flute, the Roman lute, The Gregorian chant Dark…

    By Karen Barrie
  • Poetry

    May Haiku Hug

    Life’s little touches It only takes a moment To bask in pleasure   © 2024 Gail Barrie

    By gailbarrie
  • Poetry

    April Haiku Hug

    Embracing what is Lets us land on holy ground Where all is honored © 2024 Gail Barrie

    By gailbarrie
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    Sonnet to Dave on His 72nd Birthday (in iambic pentameter)

    In ‘fifty-two a baby came along To add a gentleness to what we had: The geeky girl who thought her brain was strong, The cocky son who followed every fad. He had a special place as Grampa’s prince, The godson…

    By Karen Barrie
  • Poetry

    March Haiku Hug

    Sparks of thankfulness Allow heart flames to flicker As kindness prevails   © 2024 Gail Barrie

    By gailbarrie
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