Under Windsor Bridge, 1912 by Adolphe Valette |
it is kind of funny thinking about it.
and with a sarcastic smile while doing it...
i have thought after watching the news
that it is no different back home.
that when a project,
a plan,
an operation
is successful.
everyone who has anything to do with it
wants to claim the success.
but if it fails,
they have all their fingers ready
to point to one man to blame...
posted for [Magpie Tales]
photo courtesy of Tess Kincaid
Very true of human nature.
ReplyDeleteha...isnt that the truth...they run like roaches when the light comes on if it does not work...
ReplyDeletetruth spoken, and written quite well.
ReplyDeleteSadly we are guilty...
ReplyDeleteAnd thus a perfect picture of politics as we know it.
ReplyDeleteA universal truth indeed!
ReplyDeleteHow true this is!
ReplyDeleteyeah- It's amazing to me how leaders of countries always have a "patsy" set up in case their decision turns out to be a bad one. Good post!
ReplyDeleteno wonder he's so depressed, who wants to shoulder all the blame?
ReplyDeleteunder windsor bridge senryu
Quite a load to shoulder!
ReplyDeleteBasking in the limelight always works for me, but doesn't it make more sense to fix or adjust something that isn't working.... rather than blaming someone? I know it always happens though. Love your insightfulness, JJ. Thanks for sharing. =D
ReplyDeleteA very good observation reflects here!
ReplyDeleteThe figure in the picture does appear to have the weight of the world on his shoulders...well spotted.
ReplyDeleteNo blame!- although weather can make us snarly- thanks!
ReplyDeleteParengJJ
ReplyDeleteThat's human nature at its best. Humankind prompted by feelings of arrogance and wanting to put their hands into things that they thought belong to them. Well thought of Pare!
Hank
Ain't that the truth?
ReplyDelete=)
So true...there is always a scapegoat
ReplyDeletei agree jj
ReplyDeleteHuman nature, alas.
ReplyDeleteJust one man? :) Very nice read!
ReplyDeletea wise observation, being aware has to count for not doing it that way anymore! why hold back credit? it is not praise that gets people fighting!
xoxo
kj
Spot on! I love the title, btw!
ReplyDeleteSpot on! I love the title, btw!
ReplyDeleteGday Jesus, reminds me of the song " the highwayman" .
ReplyDelete"i was a dam builder across the river deep and wide, where water and steel did collide , i was building a dam on the wild colorado, i slipped and fell into the wet concrete below, they buried mein that great tomb that knows no sound, but i am still around...." ,
Cheerio
You told such a story in depth in just so few words.I truly enjoyed this. Superb job.
ReplyDeleteMine is here
Have you a ROCKING AND WEEK!!!
hugs
shakira
So true! And well said!
ReplyDeleteI stopped by because we both got shout-outs from Hank's interview and I wanted to check out your blog.
Thanks for visiting my blog. Re your question, Hank's interview, which included shout-outs to some poets (you, me, a few others) is here.
ReplyDeleteYesss!
ReplyDeleteWhat else can I say?
:)