Photo: Na’ama Yehuda
Ancient stone
Not disowned
By old time’s
Marching on.
Newer walls
Chaperone
To contain
Buddha’s throne,
And only the peak’s
Crumbling bones
Tell of years
Now long
Gone.
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Love this one, Na’ama… Great shot, too!
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Thanks, Dale! It was fascinating to see how instead of demolishing the ancient temple and building a new one, they had decided (hundreds of years ago) to build a new (well, newer… given that the ‘new’ temple is now centuries old, too…) temple around it and not hide the crumbling parts but, in a way, celebrate them. 🙂
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Doubly wonderful and fascinating.
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I thought so, too! 🙂 XOXO
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😀
xoxo
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Awesome! Where did you take the photo?
All the best
Laureen
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A temple in Chiang Mai, Thailand this past summer! 🙂
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It must have been an awesome trip:)
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It was! 🙂
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