He who learns to live with his fears finds the path to accomplish his dreams. I have a thousand words and a poem in mind. I have a heap of clay and a castle to build, each time I am read, a block is made of my clay, a foundation for my castle is laid, a poem is made out of my stock of a thousand words. Read read read, dear friend, read.
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Oh, this is very interesting.. a different haiku all together..had you not put the picutres... wow..it would have been fun drawing..
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great allegory !!! quite different form the usual stuff !!!
ReplyDeleteGreat combination of picture and words
ReplyDeletegreat illustrations to match your words.
ReplyDeleteThis by far is my most favourite read. The best! Agree with judith, great combo too – ♥
ReplyDeleteVery interesting piece.
ReplyDeleteWhat a brilliant and unique take on the prompt, Kodjo.
ReplyDeleteessence of haiku well brought out, rooted ego, aligned with universal intelligence, draw inference as you please. excellent!
ReplyDeleteThanks for another great post.
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