Summary
The website presents a haiku titled "Anger" as part of the "Daily Dose of Philosophy" series, accompanied by reflective images and a thank-you note to the readers.
Abstract
The webpage features a haiku that contemplates the nature of anger, illustrating how it can lead to regrettable actions and highlighting the ultimate powerlessness of even the mightiest against the passage of time. The haiku is complemented by evocative photography, credited to Andre Tan from Unsplash, which enhances the contemplative mood of the piece. The author expresses gratitude to the readers for engaging with the haikus and encourages them to look forward to more philosophical content in the future. Additionally, the page provides links to other haikus in the series, inviting readers to explore related themes such as time, a new day, and teaching.
Opinions
Anger falls on us
We speak yet do not think
The damage is done.
…
Bear the mighty king
Powerful beyond measure
Yet none defeat time.
Thank you for taking the time and reading my Haikus. I hope that you enjoyed them. Stay tuned for more from the Daily Dose of Philosophy.
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