even sacred ropes
cannot tie the pilgrim down –
horizon calling
The Forest Horizons by Ivan Shishkin
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Carpe Diem Haiku – Sacred Rope (Shimekazari)
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Björn Rudbergs writings 
I am one of those pilgrims who cannot be tied down! Thank you for letting the world know that we exist!
Ordinary Rope
Bjorn, There are two ways of traveling, physical or by using the imagination. There is no type of rope that can bind the imagination. 🙂 — Suzanne
Oh, I feel the yearning to roam!
Sometimes a person just needs to soar!
This one lifted me out of my current mood – it has a wonderful expansive feel.
The loudest call of all.
Nothing can tie the wings of imagination!
Oh the spirit of the adventurer, I’m not an adventurer, not anymore, settled into the stay close to home phase, and internet connect
Nice haiku
Much love…
I am such a pilgrim too, and maybe somewhat like a warrior as it goes about haiku 🙂 … as the horizon calls to bring more about haiku … than no one can tie me down … haiku is my passion.
Nice response on sacred rope Björn.
I know that feeling of wanderlust. This picture captures that well. It just makes me want to pack up my backpack and set out.
wonderfully stated!
Indeed! The horizon is calling and I must go…
Horizon calling – I like that.
It’s heavenly … liked your take on the prompt.
On a journey to a holy place, the horizon never stops calling.