life does not move back, ever
become load, lift up
Robert says: "This 'picture' was inspired by looking at a mother carrying her child upon her shoulders. Being a young father myself, the responsibility and work surely provided a heavy load, yet I have to admit, have lifted me up like nothing else.
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And yes, Matth. 11:28-30 was in my mind as well.
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Oh, what a lovely message for life.. well, I am here with my 200th post.. I think the prompt is so very befitting and that too on OSI.. with humility I pray for Happiness & Joy for all the friends in blogging world....
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful prompt, thanks Robert! And Ramesh, congrats on the milestone.
ReplyDeleteAn unusual prompt. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteAlways an interesting prompt here. They never fail to inspire.
ReplyDeleteMany thanks upon your nice words. Excuse this late arrival, but work ... wishing you all a good start into the new week.
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Yes, lift up! Well said.
ReplyDeleteThank you for a prompt that guides inward.
And my congratulations to Mr. Ramesh Sood whose poems and Haiku are treat I never miss.
Thanks you for the prompt, Robert and for your profound take on it.
ReplyDeleteThere is nothing like the experience of parenting to inspire humility and uplift.
touching and true words....like this very much!!
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