on their way to perform the morning prayers (Subuh) within about 45 mins. The main
entrance to the Mosque is on the left. Notice the giant shades in the background are folded
ago. The crowd has thinned out and walking away from main entrance on the left.
Notice the shades are now wide open. Those areas not covered by the shades are extremely hot
now wide open shielding them from the hot sun
Note: Continuing the series from Hank's recent trip
Shadows create the creeps
in certain situations
when one is alone
But shadows can be
a savior from the searing
heat. It provides
shade
Holds true recently
The faithful spared, accorded
much needed comfort
Written for Haiku Heights Day 22 with prompt 'shadows'
nice thoughts
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from Wacky Waikiki
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You're right about creepy shadows in certain situations!
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Nice to learn details which we would otherwise have not known!! The importance of shades and shadows must be greatly appreciated by the pilgrims!!
ReplyDeleteShadows, and the shade it provides. True blessings.
ReplyDeleteExcellent, you catch just the right feeling of comfort and relaxation.
ReplyDeleteI love how you approached both angles the negative and unsettling, to the positive and comforting beautifully done =)
ReplyDeleteThey can be a blessing and a curse, but are truly diverse.
ReplyDeleteAnd such elegant shades too:)
ReplyDeleteLove how you describe the shadow being much needed relief.
ReplyDeleteLove how you explore the yin and yang of shadows! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteawesome...i would've use for such shades as well on hot days... sounds like a cool journey hank
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