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Tag Archives: portrait
Days of Lives
From the series, Japan Poems. Umbrella between friends, shadows cast for none to see– Summer festival.
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Tagged festival, friends, japan, mothers, niigata, poem, portrait, street festival
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Social
From the series, Japan Poems. Under cloudy skies, chance encounter between friends– Small talk warming lives.
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Tagged conversation, friends, haiku, japan, niigata, poem, portrait, rainy day, umbrellas
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Station
From the series, Japan Poems. Through a gate darkly, semblance of lives, burning time– Tokyo nocturne.
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Tagged haiku, japan, nocturne, poem, portrait, tokyo, train station
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Weather Report
From the series, Japan Poems. Satiated want of rain kissing ground open to blurred trysts with strangers.
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Tagged crowds, haiku, japan, niigata, poem, portrait, portrati, rain, street scene, train station
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It Makes You Wonder
From the series, Japan Poems. People who vanish, where exactly do they go? Thin air holds secrets.
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Tagged air, disapperance, haiku, japan, niigata, poem, portrait, umbrella, vanishing, where oh where
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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.
Faces
Symmetry, like water, finds its own level, enabled by many nodes of manifest grace, from cheerful stone to worn velveteen faith.
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Tagged buddhas, cemetery, faith, japan, jizo, plots, poem, portrait, rabbit, sado island, shrine, temple
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Fountain
From the series, Japan Poems. Water need not praise– its small gods reside in flow through the end of days.
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Tagged kimono girls, kyoto, poem, Poetry, portrait, sacred, temple, water
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Mirror
From the series, Japan Poems. At a distance, daughter falls in love with the sea’s lacy fringes and shoreline’s bubbling secrets, while her mother holds up the sky as an undivided mirror, in which every chanced glimmer is hosted and … Continue reading
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Tagged daughter, japan, mother, niigata, poem, portrait, sea, sea of japan, sky, vigil
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Ferry
From the series, Japan Poems. Aboard the ferry, man dreams he is a sea gull– Above, clouds wonder.
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Tagged clouds, dreams, ferry, haiku, japan, poem, portrait, sado island, sea, sea gull
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