the way compassion
carry weights of other’s pain –
spring breeze blows gently
a baby’s cry
greet harshness of our world
mother try to soothe
Spring Breeze by William-Adolphe Bouguereau
Linked to Carpe Diem, many congratiolations for our host for becoming a grandfather again.
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March 27, 2013
Björn Rudbergs writings 
Lovely, Bjorn. It seems everyone is really looking forward to Spring by now.
Compassion – the greatest virtue, I think – without which, there is only evil. Likening it to a spring breeze or soothing a cry – lovely.
Compassion is a beautiful thing and they say a problem shared is a problem halved.
Beautiful indeed, your verses could even be the beginning of a lovely novel. Thank you for sharing, Bjørn! Awfully kind! Keep writing!
Granny Kari
I luv your haiku today for its Scriptural quality and great empathy with Carp diem’s episode
Have a nice weekend
Much love…
smiles….love the comparison of compassion to the wind…and then the concrete example in the second…
Your own compassion comes through your haiku.