Haiku Tag

It’'s so strange though I did not know the connection, for we just came through the desert populated by Joshua trees, and the point I was trying to make was totally innocuous of any relationship , the thirst may really come down to Chist’s thirst on the cross.

But i am me no after all, think up the moment’s impression rather than expressing it.

But so far this is what I could get:

“Joshua comes from the Hebrew name “Yehoshua,” meaning “God is deliverance.” In the Old Testament of the Bible, Joshua was the name of the Israelite leader who succeeded Moses and led the Hebrews to the Promised Land. Origin: Yehoshua is derived from yeho (a name of God) and shua (a form of the verb to deliver or save)”

As far as 'free goes, I used it for effectIng assonance and did think about than the meaning it was try in to achieve, maybe to reflect an internal contradiction that a tree cannot be literally free because the tree is bound by it’s roots.

But maybe freedom can be had in being bound to a stationary position.

The last word must be free otherwise it isn’t a haiku.

Thought Joshua stays fire is pretty nice as a line.

Joshua stays free
because a one takes the throne
who does not envy

Ok my unceartenty is tenous, so take your pick

Who does not envy

Can turn down bribes of evil

Glimmerring below

Glimmerring below
below the dark shadows of hatred
the embers of hope

the embers of hope

above, fading sparks fly to

the sourced blue black sky

the sourced blue black sky

welcomes me to contemplate -

"But is God “real”?

"But is God “real”?
Ask yourself or one who knows
From experience.

From experience

Turned inside-out that changes!

Existence is flow.

Existence is flow

God asks you first , you to ask

From experience

From experience
Know that change defines your world
For better or for worse.

I changed to last line to achieve 5/7/5.

As better or worse

Nobody knows , but Jesus

Praying for children

Praying for children
To love better than we did
In a future time.

In a future time
When Love has overcome fear,
Children can be Whole.

Haiku for Easter.

Jesus on the Cross
What a way to spend Easter!
Nailing in some Sense

Nailing in some Sense
“I love you no matter what”
driving home the Light

Driving home the Light
To the darkness of the I–
Resurrection now.

Resurrection now
The eye of the Beholder
Imagines vision

Imagines vision
Of what it’s like to be Whole
While we see in Part.