Dearest Sue, Beautiful images. Love the minimalist approach and the feminine and masculine counterparts. The figures seem African if I am not mistaken. They are beautiful and the golden glow emanating from the "skirt" is luminous and lovely. For some reason, I didn't think thanksgiving was celebrated in the UK. I am glad that I was mistaken. At any rate my dear, I have a thanksgiving post from yesterday and of course, a haiku today. I hope yours was wonderful. Peace and Light, Noelle
These images - especially the figures - remind me of Namibian peoples. You know the ones who walk miles and carry their world/water pots, etc. on the heads? Graceful photos and words Sue. xo
A friendly street light illuminates the dark path as does bright hellos! Just dropping in dears to say hello to all at Haiku my Heart, everyone in the haiku home, to say you are never far away from my thoughts those of you in the circle of friends in the birthplace of my ongoing love for small words with large meaning. Have a lovely weekend... love from foxysue Recuerda mi Corazon
Blossom of my loins laughter for a heavy heart chase away the day .... Today has been a heavy day, I have had a heavy heart, my haiku is late, load was lightened by laughter, sharing, caring For more haiku poetry visit Recuerda mi Corazon
The reflective image below is one taken of my south facing window, which is more like an altar to me because of the ever changing light that allows for embracing the moments of silent connection and praise. I take many photographs from this window as I marvel at the sun's energy to illuminate or in this case reveal through shadows and reflections. This image has been sitting in my file for sometime, it has a hidden message for me that I knew would one day surface... Heart broken open by the mystery of you... love stitches together. Gentle love rides pain like silken thread slips through jute spring balm for raw edge. Stitch with silken love the polarities of life embrace the mystery... Sending to Rebecca for healing... Haiku my Heart Recuerda mi Corazon
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Beautiful images. Love the minimalist approach and the feminine and masculine counterparts. The figures seem African if I am not mistaken. They are beautiful and the golden glow emanating from the "skirt" is luminous and lovely. For some reason, I didn't think thanksgiving was celebrated in the UK. I am glad that I was mistaken. At any rate my dear, I have a thanksgiving post from yesterday and of course, a haiku today. I hope yours was wonderful.
Peace and Light,
Noelle
haiku on Friday
a handful of syllables
scattered heart to heart
Haiku here and here
thinking of you with great love.
Graceful photos and words Sue. xo