38 responses to “Carpe Diem Haiku – wisdom”

1. You know, that is a very good idea indeed…

   • Thank you 🙂 easy points, or wise perhaps

2. I like you re-write. Two great poets speak better than either one alone.

   • Thank you. Lao Tze is a such a powerful condensation of wisdom.

3. Great idea, indeed
   Well done, sir

   JzB

   • Thank you 🙂

4. great haiku 🙂

   • Thank you 🙂

5. I am attracted to the first one most of all. That suggestion that the straight path is less interesting, perhaps….

   • Thank you 😉

6. thanx for imparting such wisdom..

   • My pleasure

7. Needless to say ~ Beautiful painting and wise haikus to match ~ ^_^

   • Thank you 🙂

8. wow amazing set of nuggets of wisdom.. every time i read one of these i’m like “who writes these things??” hehe hard to match. these are indeed so wise

   • Thank you kz. Wisdom is hard to grasp but easy to express.

9. Ah the first one went straight to my meandering, wandering soul!!

   • Thank you 🙂

10. Well done

    • Thank you 😉

11. How I wish I knew the language of silence!

    Wisdom & Murder

    • I think you do.

12. Very wise words good to emulate for our betterment. Nicely Bjorn!

    Hank

    • Thank you Hank

13. Very nice! I like number 3 sounds like Lao Tzu from what I’ve heard.

    • I think that might be his most well known citation.

14. A good use of the prompt … loved all of them !!!

    • Thank you 🙂

15. Liked them all.. specially the second 🙂

    • Thank you 🙂

16. I like the idea of becoming wealthy by giving.

    Lady Wisdom

    • I think it’s very interesting. riches is not only in terms of money.

17. A really creative approach to the prompt! And so well done.

    • Thank you.

18. I believe this is the ultimate in a series of images starting with seeing a hoofprint – the moral being that we already have the knowledge and do not need to look. Your haiku #1 is nearest to this though all very clever

    • Thank you, I believe you are right.

19. Bjorn, lovely set. The third one is my favourite 🙂

    • That one is very Lao Tze

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