Photo and haiku harmonize perfectly. Why not create a haiga? Think over it, Angelika and Martin! The very straight lines in the photo and the short text (straight as well) are expressing this "path". Everybody can see the path in the picture and his mind is oriented to walk on this path. Impression and expression work together.
photo: Martin G. Wienert; Stiftung Insel Hombroich (2009)
delightful image
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Makes me wonder, makes me smile, makes me ... leave the bureau and drive home. Thank you, Angelika.
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Ralf
exquisite haiku and photo
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gillena
thank you very much, Gillena, John and Ralf
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Angelika
oh so lovely picture, Angelika...and very perceptive haiku :)
ReplyDeletelong since I have been here...hope you are fine, Angelika :)
wishes,
devika
_Love this, this pathway; looks like the geese will be stopping by for tea!
ReplyDeleteI love this one too. Excellent haiku Angelika.
ReplyDeletePhoto and haiku harmonize perfectly. Why not create a haiga? Think over it, Angelika and Martin!
ReplyDeleteThe very straight lines in the photo and the short text (straight as well) are expressing this "path". Everybody can see the path in the picture and his mind is oriented to walk on this path. Impression and expression work together.
Best wishes
Rudi
Thank you for your kind comments!
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Angelika
(No, I'm not a haiga-artist, Rudi -- I just admire haiga.)
Would that be "beyond"? Anyway, a beauty.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Bill!
ReplyDeleteI thought about "beyond" but then I decided for "behind" (and I don't know why ...).
We say in German 'aus dem Bauch heraus' (= out of the belly), I just found in the dictionary that it's 'to act on instinct'.