It's "a haiku moment" to quote someone whose name I can't remember. The idea is that our days contain poetic moments if we can just capture them. I was fortunate to have my camera with me.
I like the idea of the bridge between heaven and earth - between the storms or struggles of our existences and the perceived balm of heaven. But you are right, a good haiku raises many more questions than it answers.
Your haiku leaves me wondering - who are they? what are they doing there? where are they going? - perhaps that is the purpose of a good haiku?
ReplyDeleteIt's "a haiku moment" to quote someone whose name I can't remember. The idea is that our days contain poetic moments if we can just capture them. I was fortunate to have my camera with me.
ReplyDeleteI like the idea of the bridge between heaven and earth - between the storms or struggles of our existences and the perceived balm of heaven. But you are right, a good haiku raises many more questions than it answers.
I like this.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rachel. I was lucky to frame the domes and the umbrellas. The unlit lamp completes the composition.
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