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It is late afternoon, so I will get while the getting is good.
Do It Now
Low sun; long shadows.
Take photos before sunset:
twilight summons night.
Spider Rock — ©2012 John Wanserski for Creative Juice LLC
While there are many fine photos of Spider Rock and its shadow, this splendid one by John Wanserski has colors and composition that are distinctive and especially appropriate for my haiku. Click here to buy a print.
Mellow Curmudgeon 
It just goes faster and faster, doesn’t it? Wonderful haiku.
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Your poem has a serenity to it which reflects the beauty of the photo.
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Gorgeous haiku and as you say it yourself … the image fits it so well
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Thanks. So glad U like the haiku and choice of image.
My first thought was to photograph a particular local scene that has long shadows. Doubting that the weather would cooperate before the episode closed, I looked for a Spider Rock image as a backup and then was so impressed by this one photo that I decided to use it, w/o waiting to see if I could get a good snapshot of my local scene.
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Listen to the dusk.
It knows your name and prepares
to embrace you close.
Your haiku casts its potent shadow over me. I love it when you go dark. 💋
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Your haiku in this comment casts a long shadow also. Here’s hoping U come up with an illustration and put it in a post. It really is too good and too widely pertinent to languish in a comment.
BTW, just in case U tire of artwork and want to use somebody’s photo, the same place I cited has good photos of Spider Rock catching the last glimmer of summer and after sunset. But I’m guessing that your pals in the art supplies drawer would like to have a go at this theme.
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Aw, shucks, Mel! Thank you, darling. 💋 I do love your twilight theme. Thanks for the link, too! I’ll email you late tonight. I need to ask you something. No rush in your reply.
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