Carpe Diem haiku – Agape


saliva splatter
reeking breath from toothless grin
outstretched empty hand
only when you share a meal
there’s love without conditions

Picture from Wikimedia Commons

Picture from Wikimedia Commons


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March 16, 2014

9 responses to “Carpe Diem haiku – Agape

  1. You must mean “agape” (Greek, meaning”selfless love”)…from Christian theology. This kind of love will transform both giver and receiver, yes!

  2. there can be love without conditions…
    over the table, sharing a meal…def much more intimate than
    dropping a quarter in his palm….or passing him by

  3. I think the first time I saw my grandmother without her teeth…
    a different agape indeed.
    It would be nice to share a meal without insults. I was at a meal earlier this month and some one guest could not refrain from tripping a few sad words…

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