When I saw Ronovan’s prompt for this weeks’ haiku ‘ Breeze & Blow’ an immediate chuckle escaped my lips. My mind automatically transported itself to an Igbo adage that is often used back home.
The adage signifies a general truth that whatever is hidden will certainly come to light with time.
We’ve got a certain silly saying that;
when the steady breeze blows
we will see the fowls exposed buttock.
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Jacqueline
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Ewww – that’s not a pretty sight!
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Ha,ha! Not pretty at all and most times dug out secrets ain’t pretty to look at 😉
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I won’t even ASK where you got that shot!
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Great thought
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🙂
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Quite intriguing title, it piqued my curiosity in an instant. Isn’t that the truth
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As my parents used to say, “What’s done in the dark will come to the light.”
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I vote that this wonderful phrase be immediately adopted into Standard English, be taught in all our UK schools, and be used at least once a week by our top parliamentary correspondents on television news broadcasts.
Can’t wait for an appropriate opportunity to slip this into conversation myself.
How I love expressive language 😊 Hope you have some more gems like this.
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Poor thing is having a bad feather day. 😉
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HaHA! It looks a bit bedraggled! 🙂
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I also chuckled at the title and the picture almost through to the floor LOL! Always nice to have a dose of laughter:)
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Hi Jackie,
Lol… I agree with you “When breeze blow, fowl yansh go open” is a most apt caption for that photograph. XD
Indeed, what’s done in the dark will eventually be exposed for the truth to prevail.
I haven’t been here in so long, missed your delightful content. Ah, I ought shake off this lazy blogger funk.
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Poor chook.
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Ha,ha!
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