Tanka
a brisk autumn walk the muddy blend of colors deepens my mood where are the highlights and bright spots of yesterday? Ribbons:Tanka Cafe
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oh, this wind! it sweeps me past my gate then spins me home spring clean-up- in the sweat of hard work a settling peace solid gray sky- fors...
8 comments:
your haiga; appeals to all the senses; Ouch
much love
gillena
Thank you, Gillena. I'm always overwelmed at garden shows, no much to see and want for my own garden.
Adelaide
I love the way your overlapping photos mirror the overlapping thoughts in the poem.......
Thanks, Tinky. When I have more time, I'm going to bake that No-Knead bread.
Adelaide
Will the person who left a long comment in oriental script, (I'm sorry I don't know if it is Chinese or Japanese) leave comments in English, please. I do not want to publish comments without knowing what they say. I'm sure you can appreciate my position. Thank you.
Adelaide
Adelaide, this is a delightful blend of the senses...despite the prick! And I really enjoy the way you've placed the images -- very effective.
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Lary
Thank you, Lary. I'm pleased you like it. I never have any plan when creating a haiga, other than the photo and haiku I want to use. What I do with them is a process of trial and error.
Adelaide
Adelaide,
Your trials and error experiments always turn out quite lovely. I really like this one!
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