bellows stoke the forge,
hammer and anvil begin
to shape glowing steel
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bellows stoke the forge,
hammer and anvil begin
to shape glowing steel
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The Hawk Squawks 
Reblogging this to my readers at sister site Timeless Wisdoms. Wish I could find a way to subscribe by email in your page — might you add one?? Good work making those few little words and an image put us all worlds and times away 😌
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Thank you for the kind words. It means a lot.
I will add an option to subscribe by email soon.
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Schweet 😎
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Superb writing. I am delighted I found another haiku fan.
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Thank you so much. A few years ago my writing really stagnated, and I realized it was because I was too bogged down by the seemingly endless ways to express an idea in the English language. Haiku taught me to throw out the clutter. It quieted my mind, and got me back on track.
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Great image. Reminds me of the scene in Iron Man.
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Yes, I agree. I love haiku because it is a welcomed challenge for me and I enjoy making a point in a very few words.
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