__ What was in Pandora's Jar_?
kept water
spent on a family's need
the final drops
kept water
spent on a family's need
the final drops
- Magyar
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13 comments:
Really delightful, enjoyed that.
Obscure (to me anyway), but intriguing.
oh but that's not good at all, lead them to the water DD, only you can do it :)
Good to see you again, Nick_!
__The Greek goddess Pandora, her empty jar... their failed economy; the sadness of their struggling families.
So precious water ! Here we had yesterday a good downpour. Finally!
the water spent
the wait aside
the narrow path
A rain barrel comes to mind when I read this _m.
Families used to depend on them in the "olden" days.
They are also a good idea for conservation in the world of today~
BONJOUR Magyar !
Merci de votre visite sur mon blog.
Elles portent sur la tête
la manne céleste
Elles portent dans le ventre
le devenir du monde
__Hidden, held in their hands, the life of this world; I thank you Yanis, for your return and very welcome visit_! _m
days of drought
catch the rain in a jar
nights of need
That is California's dilemma
Fine haiku Doug :)
__Oh LL and Daniele, Jan and Moonie... your visions are so deep! Blogoratti and Gwil too, your perceptive comments are well appreciated_! _m
Ouch...there is something utterly heart-rending about this one, Doug, perhaps because it so powerfully evokes the image of the struggles of modern life (as well as Pandora's legacy).
Absolutely brilliant work!:))
That is quite surprising... I have never heard of that before reading your post!
It makes me quite puzzled and angry too!
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