For Frank Tassone’s spring equinox haikai challenge.
night balances day
in blossom monochrome
tilting into spring
Haiku for spring equinox
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For Frank Tassone’s spring equinox haikai challenge.
night balances day
in blossom monochrome
tilting into spring
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I really like this.
We’ve had skies looking like that lately, too. 🙂
Thank you 🙂 The photo hasn’t reproduced too well in the post and you can’t see the contrast between the shadows, the clouds and the almost luminous blossom. It was really striking.
I imagine it was. The photo hints at it, at least. 🙂
Shame I can’t post a bigger version.
When we get that transporter thing worked out, and I come for a visit, I’ll get to see it. 😉
You’ll have a window of about five days. The blossom’s already blowing away and the leaves are coming out 🙂
🙂
Once in a blue moon we get a sky/land like that. The daylight has to be just right for things to glow “monocrhome.” Perfect poem for the image.
Thank you! That white blossom looks ghostly in certain half-lights. Did. It’s finishing now and the new leaves are giving the plum trees a green sheen.
It’s cold again here, but I can still feel the tilting. (K)
It always happens, burst, bang or whimper.
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#Haiku Happenings #5: Jane Dougherty’s latest haiku for my current #haikai challenge!
Thank you, Frank 🙂
My pleasure 😇
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I like that “blossom monochrome”, one of those phrases that pulls the reader back for a second ….third…etc…look.
Thank you. It was a very strange light effect that doesn’t come out in the photo unfortunately. The blossom seemed luminous.