the challenge wont be winning,
but in knowing who's won
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9 comments:
Even when they win are they truly winners? Or mely winners courtesy of a fualty system?
Who knows, Dave? We may find that it is blindingly obvious!
Well, Dave, who lost? Figure that out and then you might know who won...
Dave, I enjoyed the powerful rhythm of the poem in your previous post, very in tune with the picture, very red and galloping.
Great.
Sometimes the winner is the better of two losers.
Jim
I enjoyed Dave!
Very true!
The challenge is usually how we adjust to an outcome, especially if it isn't to our liking.
All
Some excellent responses here, material for another three or four found haiku - which is what this one was.
Very many thanks to everyone.
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