his face reflects life
face lined with the trails of tears
his beauty unmatched
~
© Carol Campbell
https://bastet1952.wordpress.com/2016/02/17/one-month-of-haiga-february-17-2016/
Today’s theme is, ancient beauty
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his face reflects life
face lined with the trails of tears
his beauty unmatched
~
© Carol Campbell
https://bastet1952.wordpress.com/2016/02/17/one-month-of-haiga-february-17-2016/
Today’s theme is, ancient beauty
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The image and your words are powerful when so combined!
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Thank you. That picture really got me!
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I can see why. You’re welcome 🙂
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It’s a great pic and your words have such punch.
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Thank you. 🙂
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You are welcome, Carol! 🙂
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Take us to the prisoner Let us gaze into his eyes To see what kind of man It takes a nation to despise
Take us to the prisoner Let us look upon his face To see why twenty thousand men Would gladly take his place
Won’t someone give a drink to him? Remove the chains and let him live Let him live
Take us to the prisoner Let us listen to his voice To see why worlds of wisdoms In a cell without a choice
Take us to the prisoner Torn and bent beneath the chains We wonder if the world is really Worthy of his name?
Won’t someone give a drink to him? Remove the chains and let him live Let him live
We know where were going For we heard the new winds blowing And were got to know for ourselves
It won’t help to listen to someone else
Take us to the prisoner With his eyes so full of grace The priests have lied And kings have died Filled with their own disgrace
Won’t someone give a drink to him? Remove the chains and let him live Let him live Let him live Let him live
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It is a wonderful photo. I hope I age like him.
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Me too! I’m aging but not like that. 😉
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What a moving post Carol . The eyes of this man speak — that photographer is an artist indeed and you’ve done a wonderful job of interpretation with you haiku … deep and many faceted.
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Thank you, Georgia!
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Very welcome Carol.
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