Hi Bill Your comments are always highly appreciated. I think British use the word "forename" more often than Americans however I cannot bet :) But "forename" appears here intentionally instead of "first name". The same concerns also to "anew" which I used instead of more common "again". I think the combination of autumn, anew, forname is appropriate for the subject of this haiku. Best regards and thank you for your remark. Iris
Marcel Je vous remercie pour cette information. Je ne sais pas, mais je suis content et maintenant j'ai vérifié sur internet :) Je voudrais aller à Bruxelles en mai :) Amicalement Iris :)
Lovely photo and great haiku, Iris.
OdpowiedzUsuńThank you Marleen for your visit and nice comment. Have a good autumn Sunday :)
OdpowiedzUsuń"first name" is much more common in English, Iris.
OdpowiedzUsuńHi Bill
UsuńYour comments are always highly appreciated.
I think British use the word "forename" more often than Americans however I cannot bet :)
But "forename" appears here intentionally instead of "first name". The same concerns also to "anew" which I used instead of more common "again".
I think the combination of autumn, anew, forname is appropriate for the subject of this haiku.
Best regards and thank you for your remark.
Iris
I suppose: the subject is dementia.
OdpowiedzUsuńVery good description in a haiku!
And autumn fits to it.
Best wishes
Rudi
Hi Rudi
Usuńthank you for your comment and for understanding my intention.
Best regards
Iris
Savez-vous que l'iris est l'emblème de la Région bruxelloise ?
OdpowiedzUsuńMarcel
OdpowiedzUsuńJe vous remercie pour cette information.
Je ne sais pas, mais je suis content et maintenant j'ai vérifié sur internet :)
Je voudrais aller à Bruxelles en mai :)
Amicalement
Iris :)