14 responses to “Carpe Diem Haiku – Burning Ornaments (Sagichoo)”

1. … cradles the cat

2. forgotten souls
   residing on borrowed land.

3. at the graveside
   who knows what the cat knows
   spirits out of sight

   namaste
   jzb

4. there’s a fittingness to time slowly erasing the etching of stone.

5. Kind of sad but cat in photo adds comfort 🙂 My husband and I like to explore old cemeteries…

6. Seems to be a very olf cemetary, Bjorn. The cat seems right at home. 🙂 — Suzanne

7. once all the excitement is over of the passing
   who is there to care?

8. I really like how you’ve handled this prompt, probably because I love to visit cemeteries wherever I travel in the world!

   Stripped of Ornaments

   • This one is the cemetary in Monmartre

9. Very atmospheric

10. Loyalty? If the cemetery was not so old, it would be sad instead of humorous.

11. There is something peaceful to me about an old graveyard with stones smoother and mossy…the cat thinks so too!

12. What an inviting photo. And your words, minimal, carry big meaning.

13. Death is always lonely 🙂

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