image by Mostafa Habibi
Future floats
In front of a buried past
Let waves erase
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
Magpie 95 Letting go.........
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Nice sentiment and said in an elegant way. Where ever did you find that second photo... did you take that? If so, WHERE is it. ha.
ReplyDeleteOh, outstanding; not one word wasted.
ReplyDeleteMargaret-
ReplyDeleteyes I did take the second photo - this past September we were in Edinburgh Scotland and there he was in front of the Museum of Contemporary Art not far from our B and B and you can see more pics here:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/katheworsley/6132336264/in/set-72157627635451740
enjoy! and thanks for your nice comments! Kathe W.
This was is so deep. nicely done.
ReplyDeleteSo true, a haiku. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteIt seems Tess has been in Scotland too!
This is an excellent haiku. Great insight.
ReplyDeleteThat's pretty deep, my friend!
ReplyDeletepoignant Kathe...
ReplyDeleteSuch wise words... beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow, however did you find that second photo? Blew me away for a minute.
ReplyDeleteLove your haiku.
Oh, I see you found him in Edinburgh, of all places. Whodathunkit? So you look at the prompt and think, oh yes, just like that guy in Edinburgh by the BnB.
Well, I still say "wow"!
Kay, Alberta, Canada
An Unfittie’s Guide to Adventurous Travel
Dear Kathe: Synch! To find a matching sculpture piece is too too much! Love it! And so deep this haiku. Water does erase the past; oh YES!
ReplyDeleteI like it. There is only the here and now.
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteGreat verse Kathe! Sets one thinking what could have been and what's in store. Utilizing the second pic is brilliant!
ReplyDeleteHank
Sometimes the present has to repeat itself, in order to show truth!
ReplyDeletethanks.
Perfect. The whole secret is in letting go ...
ReplyDeleteTruer words have not been spoken..and the second buried man...is this a trend??
ReplyDeleteLyn- nope just synchronicity striking once again. I took the second photo in Edinburgh this past September!
ReplyDeleteWell haikued again, Kath.
ReplyDeletenice i accept oh zen master...smiles...
ReplyDeleteOh, yes! And they will.
ReplyDeleteSuperb!
ReplyDeleteAnna :o]
I loved the last line especially. So nicely written. And thanks for the second photo!
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