_Such imagination is drawn out by this artfully, simplistic photo, and it is the complexity of that art, that creats this simplicity... in my view. _My first introduction to haiku, were those written by Kerouac, and that was in the mid 1960's. _m
Silent water and simple lines of architecture - photo and ku are linked very well. I can feel the sound of silence. Angelika and Martin - a perfect team!
The abidication of twilight and other pleasant effects make this picture a great partner of this great verse. Thank you, Angelika and Martin!
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Ralf
_Such imagination is drawn out by this artfully, simplistic photo, and it is the complexity of that art, that creats this simplicity... in my view.
ReplyDelete_My first introduction to haiku, were those written by Kerouac, and that was in the mid 1960's.
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Just apt combination of picture and words, as Ralf and Magyar said, Angelika :)
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devika
Silent water and simple lines of architecture - photo and ku are linked very well. I can feel the sound of silence.
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Go on!
Rdui
before reading the haiku, on seeing the photo first i just thought one word CALM
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gillena
Thank you so much!
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love it Angelika
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Your co-operation works well!
ReplyDeleteAnd more I read Kerouac's haiku I think he is one of the top haiku-poet writing English haiku.
Breathtakingly beautiful yet deeply profound. Stunning Angelika.
ReplyDeleteThank you very much, Janice, John and Juhani!
ReplyDeleteI do love Kerouac's haiku too, Juhani.