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Daily Archives: December 10, 2016
Art Of The Week, Ben Young Glass Waves
This week’s art of the week is these wonderful seascapes made from glass by Ben Young in New Zealand.
http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2014/10/new-layered-glass-wave-sculptures-by-ben-young/
Wonderful stuff.
PARCHED BLUE MIDNIGHT, a poem
A drizzle, not wild rain
No drenching torrents
No puddles forming under
the palm and the birch
No soaking the dry brown earth
while I sit cozy inside
No squall, friend of solitude
to embrace the writing itch, just
a parched blue midnight
an effete sprinkle in the air
Nothing to stir the pen
or green the lawns
This must have been the poetic equivilant of a rain dance. Right after I wrote it we had a soaking downpour.
© 2016, poem, Jamie Dedes; photo courtesy of axelle b, PublicDomainPictures.net
Home … leaf art ♥ haiku
Happy fall haiku,
to you! 🙂
I’ve fallen for today’s shared
post by Susan aka LightWriters
@ l i g h t room ❤
Her heartwarming haiku with
hearty-die-cut maple leaf photo
also reminded me of another
foliage post (click image), where
I’d featured the embroidered-leaf
artistry of Hillary Fayle.
Enjoy! ♥ Jackie
That plain humble place where love always says ‘hello’…
© 2016 S. Michaels Ambrosia | micro Haiku Image: revelwallpapers.net
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