Epigrammatic

Happiness flees soon!
Much like fragrance from afar
heretofore its source is known.

Reviews

[emptyinkwell]

All I can picture right now is happiness floating away like a fresh fart and that's a rather entertaining thought. Amazing what imagery so few words can conjure.

I love your style of writing. Your imagery seems so commonplace at first sight but actually leaves me feeling some kind of way. Your words let me think thoughts I don't think I've stopped to think before.

[Mrudula Rani]

Thank you for a lovely review. The first part of your picturesque comments left me laughing out loud! Have a great weekend.

[emptyinkwell]

You as well

[emmajoy]

Not unusual to treasurer happiness when its flown away on a scented breeze. Thank goodness we can use the senses in our own magical way to... remember... cherish.. smile.

You write chapters in single lines.

[Mrudula Rani]

Thank you very much, dear Emmajoy.

[emmajoy]

Sending smiles...... ..... .....

[Iam-me]

I love this, impacting, direct and awesome.

[Mrudula Rani]

Thank you Dawn, for your lovely thoughts.

[Iam-me]

My pleasure, thank you for the superb gift to us all.

[Mrudula Rani]

You are very sweet and wonderful.

[Iam-me]

Aw! bless you sweetheart. Your AWESOME TOO.

[Paul Bell]

Happiness. The state we all want to be in.
Sadness. The state we find ourselves in.
Probably interconnected. But do we really know what happens next?
You stay strong.

[Mrudula Rani]

The fun and fear of life is not knowing what's around the bend... that is why it's so challenging!

[Paul Bell]

That is so true.

[Mrudula Rani]

Thank you Paul.

[Chris Shaw]

I wish you lingering fragrances, sweet and beautiful brought in on a breeze of happiness dear M. Your words touched me with their sadness this morning.

Chris

[Mrudula Rani]

Sorry if my words saddened you, C.
I am fine and happy.
Thank you for your kindness.

[Chris Shaw]

Pleased to hear you are fine and happy. It is a sad day anyway today. Remembrance Sunday and a centenary as well. Will be reflecting on the loss of all those lives.

[Mrudula Rani]

Even though it was 100 years ago, the pain of loss of so many brave lives lingers on forever in the history. The agony of those mothers who lost their sons is heart breaking even now.

[Chris Shaw]

How right you are M.

[Neville]

as long as you know the source
and you welcome it
Happiness shall return soon......... wonderful words indeed my friend and true.. be happy M... N

[Mrudula Rani]

I try my best to be happy, dearest friend. Thank you for your wonderful words.

[Neville]

Always a pleasure M.... x