Friday, June 23, 2023
Haiku Friday: The Art That Moves Us
I have this painting up in my office. Actually, I have it's fraternal twin; my dad did two studies of the same thing, and they are slightly different. It hung up on the porch, and got a little damaged in the weather. I'm keeping it that way; somehow it seems more whole with that part of my life-- those summer evenings on the porch-- marking it.
We all have a piece of art that moves us. Let's haiku about that this week! Here, I will go first:
Blue goes on for miles
Like a summer sky, water
Blue, but not the blues.
Now it is your turn! Just use the 5/7/5 syllable formula and have some fun!
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Two friends and forty
painting-poems pairs. Spring fling!
Crossroads Art Show.
(In April I got to be part of an art show with paintings by my friend Nan Henke and poems by me. We had a ton of fun. Here are a few of them: https://www.nanhenke.com/viewcollection/191416)
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I will Haiku later today. This painting is lovely and would have been on my short list when I was selecting in your parents backyard.
Four bears dance across
the canvas. A children’s book
painted by my son.
(Desiree)
the canvas. A children’s book
painted by my son.
(Desiree)
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: 8:25 AM Two friends and forty
painting-poems pairs. Spring fling!
Crossroads Art Show.
(In April I got to be part of an art show with paintings by my friend Nan Henke and poems by me. We had a ton of fun. Here are a few of them: https://www.nanhenke.com/viewcollection/191416)
I know no one will know this work, but if you google it, it comes right up. It’s in the Prado here in Madrid.
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