i'm particularly drawn to this poem as today I took some pictures of a black and yellow garden spider. she's beautiful if one can say that about a spider. have a great night.
Jasmine- the haiku is a form of poetry, originating in Japan. There are many school of thoughts about wexactly what constitutes a haiku - but my favourite definition is the one on Brooks Books - scroll down the homepage a little to read it.
A timely read. I was wiping down the window frames today and ended up missing out a whole section because I would have to have damaged two enormous garden spiders' webs, one of which was just about to start dining...
A simple yet lovely image Juliet
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely image.
ReplyDeleteDare I ask? What is Haiku?
i'm particularly drawn to this poem as today I took some pictures of a black and yellow garden spider. she's beautiful if one can say that about a spider. have a great night.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, a spider and a web: are we ever on the same blog-wavelength today! A lovely haiku.
ReplyDeleteI can almost hear that rusty gate!
ReplyDeleteWell done, Juliet.
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Januice, Red Bird - thanks
ReplyDeleteJasmine- the haiku is a form of poetry, originating in Japan. There are many school of thoughts about wexactly what constitutes a haiku - but my favourite definition is the one on Brooks Books - scroll down the homepage a little to read it.
Michelle - I think spiders can be very beautiful
Just gorgeous
ReplyDeleteA little piece of fall, that haiku. The spiders are busy right now.
ReplyDeletelove when the image turns to "between the bars"
ReplyDeletesuch a shift in perspective
Isn't it a fun poetry style?
ReplyDeleteI am watching the birds come and go, too. There are hints of red!!!
Good one. I like the sense of the gate supporting the spider and the spider in some way weaving together the aging gate.re
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely beautiful. I love that the gate is rusty. And yes, spiders are very beautiful. I love it.
ReplyDeletethe spider-one artist notes another's work
ReplyDeleteA timely read. I was wiping down the window frames today and ended up missing out a whole section because I would have to have damaged two enormous garden spiders' webs, one of which was just about to start dining...
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