Your Window to the World

I've had just enough time to...   open my window to the world

A lovely window that I chanced upon in Malacca...

How you look at the world

Shapes how you look within

Your window to the world is

What It sees when it looks in

You see more through the views

Of others than what you yourself see

Look at the world

With love and compassion

So that the world

Will look at you the same

...said a lot about the owner.

Looking Out The Window With A Smile

I've had just enough time...   to look out the window into the world with a sad smile

The clown looking out the window into the world in historic city of Malacca

Looking out the window

Into the world

With empty eyes and a smile

The small kid runs, laugh

And pointed

He likes it best on hot afternoons

When only stray dogs

Roam the silent street

On cloudless night when pebbles

Reflects the moon’s silvery lights

On rainy days when heaven’s tears

Spear the lonesome Earth

Always with the same smile

The same empty eyes

Looking out the window

Into the world from behind bars

I was wandering through the street of one of my favorite city. The historical city of Malacca where there always new discoveries to be made. At a corner building of the Ironsmith Street “Jalan Tukang Besi” away from the maddening crowd, I saw a Chinese Clown in a T-shirt looking eerily out a window of the brightly painted orange building. Its fathomless eyes unreadable and its sardonic smile uninterpretable. What are its thoughts to be looking out the window every day? I tried to imagine but it is not easy to be a clown with sad eyes and an uneasy smile.

Window Obscure

I've had just enough time to...   view a window obscure

Taken of an obscure window in the small town of Teluk Intan

To see the world from

A world within

Partly hidden

Window obscure

“I ain’t leaving this room”

Bright and sunny

Drizzling in rain

Window shuttered

Movements, interesting movements

Frightening

Safe

Part of the wall

Live Like Horses.

I've had just enough time to...   live like horses, sometime.

The first thing I saw outside my window one early morning in Anyang, China is this lovely bronze horse.

Outside my window

Night has taken over

It is time to leave.

The uncompleted words

Are piled in a heap

For another tomorrow.

I locked the door

To an empty office

The last to leave.

The street light

Threw my long shadow

To the car waiting for my exit.

I sigh and I wonder

When can I live like horses -
Free.

 _______

Someday we'll live like horses
Free rein from your old iron fences
There's more ways than one to regain your senses
Break out the stalls and we'll live like horses 

- Elton John & Luciano Pavarotti

The Open Window.

I've had just enough time...  to talk about windows of opportunities.

Taken in Kellie Castle

The windows of opportunities

Are always open.

But do you see them

Or only a blank wall.