Image: Spout after water droplet caused by surface tension
Source: Wikimedia Commons (here)
(Picture of the Day)
Note: The image is reminiscent of the saying, 'nila setitik rosak susu sebelanga'
(translation: a drop of color taints the purity of a jar of milk) which is relevant in moral matters
Of exemplary
moral fiber, epitome
of honor for Man
A guiding light in
pursuit of a good cause as
expected in Man
Sadly the same is
not true of those immoral
with shady dealings
Written for Leo’s Haiku Heights # 254 with prompt - moral
Yet the shady ones seem to excel well the others get stuck behind
ReplyDeleteInteresting prompt today. Your haiku express our lopsided society. Love your photo and explanation too.
ReplyDeletetrue in that it can not be said for all men....but you can tell the ones that have it, that is for sure...without morals eh not much to them...
ReplyDeleteSo true...thank you for sharing
ReplyDeletePeace
Siggi
very true and moral lessons drawn from Your haiku, good one, moral lessons derived :)
ReplyDeleteMoral lessons learnt.... Very true and apt...
ReplyDeleteAnd there are too many of the latter...but there are a few good eggs in the basket...finding them is the trick:)
ReplyDelete'twas always thus, I'm afraid! So yes, and well said.
ReplyDeletei think it always is a matter of decision...not always easy though..some it seems have it in them.. can you learn or grow that moral fibre..? i think yes..
ReplyDeleteOf the need in a community to do without one black sheep who brings down the group's well being and prestige.
ReplyDeletewell-done....I love the moral man as 'guiding light'....
ReplyDeleteMoral guidance by exemplary service to humanity, is the way for leaders to take!! Nice thoughts Hank!!
ReplyDeleteGreat...do what is right. It will gratify mankind...Nicely done!!
ReplyDeleteWonderfully done
ReplyDeleteWhat a better world we would have if more did the right thing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful take on the prompt.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately, I keep meeting shady dealers!
ReplyDeleteMoral Compass