Wonderful haiku written on what we call ‘Goede Vrijdag’ (Good Friday) on the Last Supper of the Lord. Wonderfully done, such a different take on this prompt. Thank you for sharing this masterpiece with us.
That does sound sort of sacrilegious when you put it that way. I was being a bit obscure, I guess. Although I know grapes were the source of wine at the Last Supper, I was making a reference to the fact that dandelion is considered a purifying herb and, since the prompt WAS dandelion, I went with my comment, which seems a bit flippant in retrospect. The Master served something purifying all right, but it wasn’t dandelion wine. 🙂 Thank you for reading my poems and commenting. You always challenge me to clearer thinking and writing!.
wabi sabi ~~~ poems and images 
Keep them coming, Wabi 🙂
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Lovely! Happy Easter to you 🙂
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Wow! this is beautiful! great take, Wabi!
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wonderfully suggestive!
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you have a way
of finding the non-obvious
that is just right
Cheers!
JzB
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Wonderful haiku written on what we call ‘Goede Vrijdag’ (Good Friday) on the Last Supper of the Lord. Wonderfully done, such a different take on this prompt. Thank you for sharing this masterpiece with us.
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What is there to say after Kristjaan just called your haiku a masterpiece! Well done!
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Spring’s bitter herbs and dandelion wine perhaps?
Sounds like a high old time in the Master’s house!
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A blossom, perhaps, to take away the sharp edge of bitterness?
Dandelion’s Fortitude
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Or a sip of dandelion wine!
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Are you suggesting that it was really dandelion wine that was served at the Last Supper? 🙂
Dandelion Season
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That does sound sort of sacrilegious when you put it that way. I was being a bit obscure, I guess. Although I know grapes were the source of wine at the Last Supper, I was making a reference to the fact that dandelion is considered a purifying herb and, since the prompt WAS dandelion, I went with my comment, which seems a bit flippant in retrospect. The Master served something purifying all right, but it wasn’t dandelion wine. 🙂 Thank you for reading my poems and commenting. You always challenge me to clearer thinking and writing!.
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yikes! you are so masterful with words…
I don’t know what else to say♥
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It’s said by the others before me and I agree with them… a wonderful haiku! happy Easter!
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So befitting of the day. Impressive haiku
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Great depth to this.
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The perfect Haiku for Good Friday!
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YES
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perfect.
in every way.
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