Sunday, March 1, 2009

boathouse

rainbow soap bubbles,
lawn's captives, reflect french doors:
reeds hedge the peach moon

One Single Impression: Circles

17 comments:

  1. Yes, I see it, I love bubbles, the image is perfect.

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  2. Intriguing images come from this. Excellent.

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  3. How circles change our perception of boundaries. Sudddenly the hedge can contain the moon.

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  4. Many circles within circles here, dear kitehorse.

    carpe bubbles, so to speak!

    Love being on your blog roll--when I get my software updated, you will surely be on mine!

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  5. So much visual imagery in just a few words...I loved this.

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  6. Absolutely gorgeous! I am soaking up each word.

    Hugs, G

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  7. Ah, yes, the life of luxury. Clearly not in Charles Dicken's poverty world nor in the realm of my post. But towards the end of Dicken's novels our young heroine may very well be staring out or into those French doors.
    ..

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  8. oh yes really really cool idea. these wont burst anytime soon

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  9. Oh, this is lovely. How nice to read a true Haiku.
    Well done my friend. Beautiful images!


    love-bd

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  10. Bubble circles - peach moon - beautiful!

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  11. Beautiful words - they speak to my heart!
    There again, I have got a 'thing' about bubbles in the air!!

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  12. simple words
    take me to your place
    lovely

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  13. "rainbow soap bubbles,
    lawn's captives,"...perfect! Beautiful poem

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  14. From the delicacy of bubbles with their mirrored doors
    following the reeds to the moon -
    a beautiful journey in a moment!

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  15. lovely imagery..how very few words can convey so much...Thanks for sharing!! Keep writing!!

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