We fear nothing so
much as fear to which we have
not yet put a name...
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I have dreams in which I frantically check every locked door and window, only to discover that one has been silently breached. I don't know what I fear will get in if I'm not vigilant, but the worry continues to plague me!
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The photo above was taken at the prison in Lincoln Castle, England
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I am linking this to Poetry United's, Thursday Think Tank Prompt. For more works about the things we fear, do click on the link below:
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17 comments:
Haiku and photo are Hallowe'en perfect!!!!
so true…
Eerie old prison window. Your haiku is apt. ♥O
Good to see you back, Lynette. I've missed you.
Great choice for Halloween, a prison window. (Teeny tiny typo in Lincoln, the editor in me cries.)
-- K
Nice work! I'm such a sucker for haiku.
I even have my own blog of (mostly) non-traditional haiku, if you're interested: Haiku Koo-Koo
Yes - great combo of photo and words. Keep it up!
Your haiku is terrific - perfect for Halloween!
Halloween is a great time to consider that deep down we are all a little defenseless against unseen forces. Your timely haiku and dream expresses the vulnerability well. Nice to have you back, Lynette!
Nice..written well!
Completely true!
Nice haiku - true words!
I can definitely agree with that...felt.
Funny how dreams affect us isn't it? My dreams are always of being chased..oddly enough, by an unknown. Creepy picture and great post :)
Your Haiku carries a powerful message and the photo is awesome.
Happy Halloween.
An amazing Haiku Lynnette! :-)
Lynete,
I enjoyed your words and can appreciate your fear 'worry'!
I have just been to Belfast for a long weekend, so I am late visiting to comment.
Lots of photos of an autumnal Botanic Gardens.
All memories...
Eileen :)
Wonderful Job; Your words n' photo so fit the mood of the holiday!
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