Sunday, February 22, 2009

pagoda

iron lantern flares -
fireflies slowly blink hello:
singed violet skies


One Single Impression: Twilight

23 comments:

  1. Very nice! I like the "singed violet skies"!

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  2. You've weaved a beautiful image there.

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  3. "singed violet skies"-- a perfect description of what the coming of the darkness does to the color.

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  4. I can hear the take of the flame in the lantern, and smell of the wick in the initial stages of burn. Lovely.

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  5. Hi kitehorse--

    Did you see Deborah Godin's submission over at Cloud Messenger? She has a lovely video with fireglies in it--

    Thanks for this lovely haiku, as always!

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  6. The greeting, the burn....I enjoyed this.

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  7. Just a lovely haiku. I enjoyed reading this very much. Well done my friend.

    love-bd

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  8. 'singed violet skies' - that lovely bruised twilight sky...beautiful.

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  9. very pretty. i have never seen a firefly. i feel i'm missing out.

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  10. LOVED that last line. Three lines made me feel like I was watching twilight.

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  11. This is wonderful! Such imagery. Hugs, G

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  12. What a peacefully, beautiful poem...I love "fireflies wink hello" and they really do!

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  13. I'm liking your fireflies. And the lantern that singed the sky? No, I think twilight caused all this. (One of mine had fireflies lighting the way for the children.)
    Church of google? Mrs. Jim sometimes thinks that I spend more time there than in or regular church.
    ..

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  14. I felt like sitting at that pagoda in the twilight hours.

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  15. Beautifully done! Each image - orange lanterns, fireflies blinking, and (best of all!) the 'singed violet skies'

    A pleasure to read and imagine!

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Thanks for your comments!