Seen thru bare branches
that thrash in an angry wind,
Xmas lights shimmer.
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Tag: wind
October Cloud
Sailing on fall wind,
a flock of droplets migrates.
Each is a small world.
Sailing ~ Pic and a Word Challenge #286
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Winter Pavane
From late autumn to early spring where I live, leafless trees dancing a pavane is a common winter sight.
Carpe Diem Weekend Meditation #63
The Quest For A New Masterpiece Continues … winter
Seen from Inside
Swaying in the wind,
bare trees dance to Earth music
not heard thru the glass.
Swaying in the wind,
bare trees dance to Earth music
not heard thru the glass.
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Oneness of High and Low
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The oneness emphasized in
Carpe Diem Theme Week “The Songs of Milarepa”
(2) “flying clouds”
encourages becalmed sailors.
Carpe Diem Theme Week “The Songs of Milarepa”
(2) “flying clouds”
encourages becalmed sailors.
Heralds in the Sky
Flying clouds reveal
unseen wind above limp sails.
The crew dares to hope.
2016 in the Hudson Valley
October bends w/o breaking.
2016 in the Hudson Valley
Wind and rain impaired
October’s color pageant.
Still the year’s best month.
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Chiaroscuro
Autumn is the best season of the year and also the shortest, unless we submit to calendar tyranny and say that “late fall” includes the leafless gray weeks before the winter solstice.
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I have a daylight photo that looks much like a shot of the full moon thru colored leaves, so I can illustrate Chèvrefeuille’s beautiful evocation of true autumn while responding to
Carpe Diem Haiku Experiment #1 an introduction
with a short haiku (in 3-5-3 form) about how short the season is.
© Chèvrefeuille
light of the full moon
shines through colored leaves
at last … autumn
Ending Too Soon
Wind speeds up!
Leaves fall in panic!
Clouds roll in …
Mellow Curmudgeon 