Excellent photos illustrating your two haiku (haiga?) I especially like the button jar haiku, having a button collection myself, and one I inherited from a little-known grandmother. I look at her collection and think wistfully "If only these buttons could talk."
Wow, TWO great haiga! Thank you for sharing these.
ReplyDeleteI will try to carry them with me in my head today as a treat.
Wonderful! Love the "jar of buttons" that "fastens memories"
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
The first is so appropriate for this time of year with the need for thank-you notes fast approaching.
ReplyDeleteI love the "fastens memories" with the buttons--perfect!
The first is so appropriate for this time of year with the need for thank-you notes fast approaching.
ReplyDeleteI love the "fastens memories" with the buttons--perfect!
'Wow', 'Wonderful', the first two words out of my mouth. Excellent way in which in brought the essence of each container to life!
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the first one, photo and ku. Lovely.
ReplyDeleteI love the worlds not yet folded of the first haiku. That's a lovely box in the photo too.
ReplyDeleteLove, them both, but the button jars grabs me, I like the connection to memories.
ReplyDeleteBravo!!! A perfect marriage of imagery and haiku.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos illustrating your two haiku (haiga?) I especially like the button jar haiku, having a button collection myself, and one I inherited from a little-known grandmother. I look at her collection and think wistfully "If only these buttons could talk."
ReplyDeleteI love your haiku, too. And the images that accompany them. Sadly, I cannot write haiku. I just don't have that sort of poetry-writing skill set.
ReplyDelete"words not yet folded"
ReplyDeleteAaahhh, I love that. Both your haiku are lovely!
Terrific haiku!
ReplyDeleteI don't know which I like better your pictures, or your haiku.
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