MESSENGERS FROM THE PAST
Time Capsule Haiku
Unearthed messages;
Wise words advise, love our Earth,
or face its demise.
The Time Capsule Haiku Challenge presents interesting possibilities for sparking the imagination, encapsulating the nature of time and space in unexpected perspectives. This is one of the 17 haikus in this series I have recently created.
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Jon H. Davis
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Jon H. Davis, is a digital alchemist, and explorer, who documents the natural world and cultures with words, photos, and videos. View more of his work with partner Iris Brooks at their NLS website, www.NLScreativemedia.com
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The jar of tears I shed for you is testament, let them quench your soul. The Time Capsule Haiku Challenge presents interesting possibilities for sparking the imagination, encapsulating the nature of time and space in unexpected perspectives. This is one of the 17 haikus in this series I have recently created.
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I appreciate that the poem touches on the two possibilities of an encapsulated message: hope or doom. The poem has a neutral and almost prophetic tone. The last verse shook me and woke me from the earthy and comforting feel of the two verses. Great contrast.