I certainly like the glitter Ronovan scattered on our path this week. Life’s too short not to have some bling in it 😉
She’s a diamond of the first water.
Even the older ladies admired
her flawless, pearl smooth and glowing skin
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Clear cut carats of real diamonds sparkled
on her gold based crown
mixed with countless mother of pearl seeds.
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© Jacqueline Oby-Ikocha
a cooking pot and twisted tales 
I love both of these haiku Jacqui and the way that you used the prompt words. You made it look so easy, but I struggled with it this week! 🙂
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Thanks Judy. It wasn’t as easy as I thought. I think the challenge is in the few number of words that we have to use.
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You did a brilliant job of it though 🙂
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She was real. She didn’t hide behind her jewels. She was so kind.
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She was a true Gem. Thank you 🙂
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Love the haiku!
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Thank you Michelle 🙂
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Aww, I still remember my mother’s shock when the news of Princess Di’s death broke.
Indeed, she shone as brightly as diamonds. 🙂
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Even me. I was shocked. I fancied myself a secret Princess ha,ha. Lady Diana was just wonderful.
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Even from a television thousands of miles away she looked and acted so sweet and caring. Truly England’s rose, that spirit seem to be in the Duchess Kate.
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She was gorgeous and graceful and I like Duchess Kate. Seems warm and down-to-earth.
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Oh yes, they both that warm inviting vibes 🙂 .
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Both haiku are lovely, Jacqueline! Princess Di was one of a kind and I love all that bling. 😉
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She truly was a gorgeous and lovely human and I certainly don’t mind the bling 😉
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