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You can’t manage time
But you can use it wisely
Follow heart’s desire

This week has been a busy one for me. I guess that’s why today’s haiku reflects a little on using your time, wisely.

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Wednesday was Blog Action Day and the theme was poverty. Today is also International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. But poverty doesn’t just happen on Wednesday 15th October or Friday 17th October, it’s a daily reality for many millions of people. Hopefully today’s haiku can inspire a kind action to counter poverty.

Gratitude, sharing
Make today a better day
Kind deeds pave the way

You can still learn how you could help at the Blog Action Day’s What One Person Can Do page.

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Blue sky bird in flight
Dark falls arrives the black night
Where does the bird go?

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Today’s haiku echoes the themes of this week’s posts on simplicity and idea overload. If you enjoy it, or if you don’t, please let me know with a comment.

Purpose one thing now
Too many ideas obstruct
Confuse you like hell

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Today is the first of my Friday haiku’s (or at least it will be if my attempt to schedule it works). I’ve recently discovered these 17 syllable Japanese poems and I thought it would be fun to create some. I’ll be posting a new one here every Friday.

Today’s haiku follows on from yesterday’s post about ideas, or more precisely how to remember them easily.

Ideas are social
They like not to live alone
Make them a warm home

Thanks for reading, and if you liked the haiku drop by next Friday for another.