We should all live with our eyes wide open, and be willing to learn something from each experience in our lives...
Great Haiku!
Peace, light, and love,
Amber
It is true that the more we see, the less we really know. Opening our eyes and mind simply makes it apparent that we know far less that we believed when our mind was closed on the matter.
A bit ambiguous dere, Jude. I maintain that if you travel a lot you pick up many things which enrich you, ie., customs, food, some dialect, smells . . .
he traveled abroad
enriched himself with customs
wisdom does follow
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Great Haiku!
Peace, light, and love,
Amber
Seeing may be believing
But eyes must be open
Patrick
Diana...
Maybe the beginning of a longer poem?
Sandie
and I've been there.
I've seen many things,
with many tales to share.
Michael D.
Love ya!
Jane
he traveled abroad
enriched himself with customs
wisdom does follow