grant faith its freedom
let truth receive its pardon
let heresy live
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Take Me To Church no.4
surmising with aplomb and nary remorse
surmising with aplomb and nary remorse
grant faith its freedom
let truth receive its pardon
let heresy live
It’s all about our choice to view, isn’t it? I like this
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I’m happy you like it, Berna. Thank you for saying so.
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Not sure what you’re saying, Kurt.
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Far from a rare phenomenon, Mitch.
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Love the picture, especially like how the branches and the cross look like a black and white version of pick up sticks.
Big fan of the last line of the Haiku :)
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Thank you, AB. Yeah, I like the way the cross contrasts with all the branches, as if representing one branch of faith among the many.
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I love this Haiku and I thought the image matched it perfectly. I have just had a blogging event approved and would be very flattered if a few poets whom I enjoy reading might like to write a Haiku for it. If you would be prepared to write a Haiku and share the link on my Challenge I would be delighted but no pressure! Thanks for inspiring and very best wishes. :) Details of the event are here.
https://amaviedecoeurentier.wordpress.com/2015/03/15/tjs-household-haiku-challenge/
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Hi, TJ. The challenge looks fantastic. I’m not sure if I’ve posted any haiku and photo that qualifies for the challenge, though. I’ll take a look around. Thanks for thinking of me, friend.
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Many thanks for the reply and very best wishes from Western Australia!
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G’day then, mate! :)
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Beautiful words, beautiful photo. That’s the Kurt I like. :)
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Thank you, NK. I’m glad you like it.
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I really like this haiku. The similarities between he second and last lines say a lot :)
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Awesome. Thank you, tlcmd3.
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