Speaking Words of Love - Day 119 - Daily Haiku

20130203 Sunset, snow, music studio in Liberty and chipmonk 011 - profile.jpg

Speaking words of love
important at the best times
vital in the worst

Cori MacNaughton

I just wrote this haiku in response to @fishyculture's post here, regarding the power of our words, and our responsibility to use them with love, thus bringing about a more loving world, one person at a time.

It is so easy to forget, as we navigate our busy lives, that something as simple as a kind, thoughtful word can completely turn the day around for someone who is in emotional turmoil.

And even if a person is having just an average day, with nothing especially great or terrible going on, being kind with our words can go a long way toward pushing their day toward the great category.

It is also easy to forget that saying something unnecessarily harsh can dash someone's day against the rocks, and turn what had up until then been a good day into something other. This is especially true when speaking to children.

Make the choice to be kind, endeavor to make it a conscious habit, and the likelihood is that that kindness will come back to you in a myriad of ways you'd never even think to expect.

Let us do our part to make this a kinder, gentler and more loving world, by tempering our own words with love.

If you enjoyed this post, please Upvote and Resteem it to share with others!
And I would love to hear your take in the comments.

Some of my recent posts:
Speaking My Own Truth - Day 118 - Daily Haiku - and some Questions for Empaths and Lightworkers
Buddies to the end - Our cat Miod and our dog Lolo - Daily Pet Photography
Loveliest Flower - Day 117 - Daily Haiku
Sweet Little Kitty - Day 116 - Daily Haiku
When I Was Shot At - Golden State Killer - Day 115 - Daily Haiku - part 2
Golden State Killer - Day 114 - Daily Haiku - part 1
To Our Mockingbird - Day 113 - Daily Haiku
To Write a Haiku - Day 112 - Daily Haiku - Photography
Cinco de Mayo - Day 111 - Daily Haiku - architecturalphotography
Six Years in This Place - Day 110 - Daily Haiku - Smartphone Photography
Feeling the Essence - Day 109 - Daily Haiku - Smartphone Photography

IOW COLOR MAP.png

art and flair courtesy of @PegasusPhysics

IOW COLOR LOGO.png

art and flair courtesy of @PegasusPhysics

If you feel my posts are undervalued, and/or you want to
donate to tip me, I would appreciate it very much.

In the process, you will be helping our small organic farm to operate,
to help others, and to feed and house all our animals better. Thank you!

20140126 1907d - Cohorts Lolo and Miod.jpg

Bitcoin (BTC) – 37Z9UabFyygFYXMoChifdCkyFgPJtKwXRj
Bitcoin Cash (BCH) – qq5p7dkr9239u6fer98lyc3cjvhcwcggzuxyde9mjp
Ethereum (ETH) - 0x731e363a4e6C680D47aFA63e4620342964a9d0Fb
LiteCoin (LTC) – MprMcJSAXKvtBouDQRSSk85qbms8ak3xDY

The following are a few affiliate links, to companies we really
believe in, that will further help us to operate, to help others,
and to care for and feed our animals.

If you have any interest in becoming affiliated with these companies,
which may bring you additional income, please contact me,
and perhaps we can work together!

Dr. Al Sears, well known anti-aging doctor, with his first-class
line of supplements that actually work:
https://primalforce.net/?aff=1893

Melaleuca, a company that has been making natural, eco-friendly
products since the 1980s, that not only work as well as
chemically laden versions from the supermarket,
but are safer, and typically save money overall in addition.

I was introduced to them by a co-worker in 1990, lost track
of them, and was thrilled to find them again about a year
and a half ago. I strongly recommend their products.
http://www.melaleuca.com/corimacnaughton

Prime My Body offers a nanoenhanced hemp-based CBD oil
that is legal in all 50 United States, and clinically proven to be
absorbed 3X better than the leading pharmaceutical brand.
I have used it on myself and my animals with excellent results.
https://Crescendo.primemybody.com

If you are interested in becoming an affiliate yourself,
check out this link:
https://enrollpmb.com/Crescendo

All words and images are my own.

I took the photo a couple of months ago of a gorgeous sunset, taken from my front porch, using my Samsung Galaxy Note 8 smart phone.

The photo of our dog, Lolo, and our late cat, Miod, I took as they were cooperatively begging at the dinner table, despite our longstanding rule of not feeding them from the table.

You can see how much that deterred them both.

Resteeming is welcome, you may link to my post from your own website or blog, and you may use excerpts and/or images as long as you credit me, and link back to this post.

Please ask for permission, before using my work otherwise, as all rights are reserved.

H2
H3
H4
3 columns
2 columns
1 column
1 Comment