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Wednesday, February 10, 2010

Haiku Wednesday

Comfort Zone

Comfort Zones are safe.
Growth - at the margin - risky.
Take a chance - burst out!


Some think that I'm strange.
My drummer and I revel
In our uniqueness.


Join the fun!

8 comments:

quilly said...

For some of us taking risks is our comfort zone. I am usually on the cutting edge of something, but just lately I am tired and resting on my laurels. But once I get my wind back, look out!

Unknown said...

And I like that beat!

Jenn@ You know... that blog? said...

I walk to my own beat too ;)

Great haiku today!! Well done!

Anonymous said...

My sound is my drum
I do what I gotta do
This makes me happy

Great Haiku my friend. Well done. Have a wonderful Wednesday :)

Jazzbumpa said...

Thanks, kids.

You can't grow all the time. Some time for consolidation and reflection is also important.

Cheers!
JzB

TMC said...

Uniqueness is comfort. :)

Chanda the Eco-Cheap Mom said...

Love the haikus! I'm a big fan of change too!

Jillien said...

You are so RIGHT! its just sooooOoOoOOO hard to do, ey!?