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Tag Archives: haiku
Disintegration (The Cure)
No sitters to tend,solvent to its own winter–If these floors could talk. (Installation by Izumi Yokoyama)
Posted in Artwork, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Prose
Tagged art, chair, disintegration, girl, haiku, poem, Poetry, what remains
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Here Today…
People who vanish, where exactly do they go? Thin air holds secrets.
Transit
No words to describe this passing sense, here now gone— Dreaming in real-time.
Passage
Empty streets beckon to breed favored solitude among vagrant dreams.
Wanderland
There is no journey. Only myths in which we fit our lust to wander.
Posted in Poetry
Tagged dream, haiku, journey, mythology, pilgrimage, poem, wanderlust, [poetry
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In the Company of Solitude, Vol. II
This volume comprises nocturnes and night scenes from Japan (Niigata, Tokyo and Kyoto).
Posted in Artwork, Audio, Cinema, photography, Poetry, Prose, Video
Tagged after hours, haiku, in the dark, japan, kyoto, nightwatch, niigata, nocturnes, photography, Poetry, Prose, Spoken Word, street scenes, tokyo
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In the Company of Solitude, Vol. I
During the summer of 2023, I had the privilege and joy of spending six weeks in Japan, based in Niigata, with short trips to Tokyo, Kyoto and Sado Island. I enjoyed the flaneur’s giddy and childlike luxury of wandering streets … Continue reading
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Tagged curate, dream state, exploration, flaneur, haiku, homage, images, in the company of solitude, japan, kyoto, niigata, odyssey, photography, poem, Poetry, portraits, Spoken Word, tokyo, tribute, worldscape
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Accord
From the series, Japan Poems. At the festival, clouds and sunshine commingle– Drums thunder in sync.
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Tagged festival, haiku, japan, music, niigata, poem, umbrella
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Sensorial
From the series, Japan Poems. Wherever you go, rhythm feeds the spectral flow– A moveable feast.
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Tagged city, flow, haiku, japan, niigata, parasol, poem, scenes from life, street, umbrella
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No Godot Here
From the series, Japan Poems. Waiting in the rain for a train that never comes– Blues for Dr. Seuss.
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Tagged Dr. Seuss, haiku, haiku blues, japan, niigata, poem, rain, train, umbrella
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