perhaps the woman will feel no guilt in indulging in the gifts set before her... every life can be paradise if we choose to see it that way...snakes can slip away. I would love to hear your story, Kathy ♥♥
I love the opportnity to create our own stories...not blindly following the known story or the "mob" view! I have an interesting painting from Oaxaca that invites the observer to create their own story...and so far, every one I've heard is WAY different! Great haiku!
Oh I love this. And now I'm thinking about it.
ReplyDeleteAnd, if you do write something, please share!
Deleteone bite changed the world
ReplyDeleteopening the garden gate
she ate- wisdom grew
Laura, you are so clever with your haiku reply!! It's wonderful!
DeleteI'd be running like a criminal. Snakes scare the Hell out of me.
ReplyDeleteI believe that the characters are metaphors with other stories waiting to be told.
DeleteI would tell a tale of deep symbolism.....
ReplyDeleteI love the deep! Maybe one day you'll share the tale, Joanne!
DeleteOne thing for sure, in any story with these characters, the snake is most certainly the villain!! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWabi - not in my story! I'll have to sketch it out online one of these day. All characters are needed and not at all villainous! :-)
DeleteA refreshing challenge to re-visit an old tale! Creative and clever!
ReplyDeleteIt's always good, I think, to revisit stories as our experience changes, expands and matures over time. I love the process!
DeleteAh ~ lovely and inspiring haiku ~
ReplyDeleteCarol of: A Creative Harbor ^_^
I would tell a tale that inspired wonder, not fear, love with no hint of hatred, and of a paradise that was forever...
ReplyDeleteThe old tale ended badly with these characters, perhaps there is another being written! Love the question in your words!
ReplyDeletea lovely invitation to create our own story, perhaps this time knowing the traditional tale, another ending might be called for :)
ReplyDeleteperhaps the woman will feel no guilt
ReplyDeletein indulging in the gifts set before her...
every life can be paradise if we choose to see it
that way...snakes can slip away.
I would love to hear your story, Kathy ♥♥
I love the opportnity to create our own stories...not blindly following the known story or the "mob" view! I have an interesting painting from Oaxaca that invites the observer to create their own story...and so far, every one I've heard is WAY different! Great haiku!
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