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Monthly Archives: October 2023
Observance
From the series, Japan Poems. Streets, vivid in character and starred in the calm lore of desolation and subtext, train the wanderer’s interest to stop, notice, gaze deeply at or into causes warming us to the effects through which we … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds, desolation, japan, niigata, poem, rainy day, street, street photography, wandering
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Dispatch
From the series, Japan Poems. Scent of coming rain, accompanied by silence– Solitude holds sway.
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Tagged desolation, haiku, happy place, isolation, japan, niigata, poem, red light, solitude, street scene, train station
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How Many Miles?
From the series, Japan Poems. There is no journey– Only myths in which we fit our lust to wander.
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Tagged Blue, clouds, haiku, japan, journey, niigata, poem, trains, travel, wanderlust
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Enigma
From the series, Japan Poems. Mottling, scars, green, elements blend, fade, reseed– Where was I, what, when?
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Tagged cloudy skies, ephemera, haiku, house, japan, niigata, poem, scene, train
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Way
From the series, Japan Poems. Every crossing moves in step with homesickness for places unknown.
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Tagged Blue, clouds, crossing, haiku, japan, niigata, poem, train station, umbrella
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Focus
From the series, Japan Poems. The world breaks daily to reform your perspective– Vision begets form.
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Tagged clouds, haiku, japan, poem, sky, sky tree, tokyo, vision
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Edges
From the series, Japan Poems. Zen, and the art of postcard from no known sender– You, too, are passing.
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Tagged art, haiku, japan, photography, poem, postcard, proof and illusion, sky tree, tokyo, zen
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Wandering
From the series, Japan Poems. Empty streets beckon to breed favored solitude among vagrant dreams.
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Tagged exploring, haiku, japan, niigata, poem, solitude, street, street scene
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Romance
From the series, Japan Poems. Dilapidation a stunning aphrodisiac for the soul hopelessly in love with time’s obscene touch and lusting after erosion as a blatant course of conjugal intimacy.
Not Basho
From the series, Japan Poems. The old water pump remixing Basho’s pond frog makes a vivid splash.
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Tagged basho, basho's frog, coffee shop, haiku, niigata, poem, street scene, water, water pump
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