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| Puddle, 1952, M. C. Escher |
It is also man's
curiosity that
broke human's innocence.
like adulterated forests...
posted for Magpie Tales [link]
photo courtesy of Tess Kincaid [link]
Blessed Sunday Everyone!
Great week ahead!
and
HAPPY FATHER'S DAY
to all daddies, papas, tatay
and also to all
women,
who became father after loosing a husband
a brother or a sister,
or any man or woman,
who in one way or another
have stood up as a father.
This is brilliant! A perfect epigram......
ReplyDeleteShort, to the point... and true. I love this poem. I also love your awesome Father's Day message!
ReplyDeleteExcellent.
ReplyDeleteA thought provoking post ~
ReplyDeleteHappy Father's Day ~
words that make one think....excellent.
ReplyDeleteA reflective and poignant haiku. I loved the Fathers' day wishes too. Thank you for sharing, JJ. =D
ReplyDeletelike the cat, it will certainly kill us...smiles....really tight write man...hope all the dads in your life have a great fathers day!
ReplyDeleteYour Mag is thought provoking ... 'like adulterated forests' ... perfect punch line.
ReplyDeleteExcellent take JJ...
ReplyDeleteThought provoking- loved it!
ReplyDeleteParengJJ
ReplyDeleteEasy does it,short and sweet. Happy Father's Day just the same to you too!
Hank
Succinct, strong piece!
ReplyDeletelove that so true!!
ReplyDeleteJj...you are a treasure
ReplyDeleteThankful for curiousity like yours!!Very good...
ReplyDeleteHey J Rod, i sensed something of the hubris in this too. Why do we cmtinue to despoil our camp ?. Thanks mate, incredibly perceptive.
ReplyDeleteOr despair at mans hubris, in view ofmthe wider universe this artist inhabits
ReplyDeleteAdmire the conjunction of the two ideas.
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