It began last summer…an obsession with the globe-shaped plumed heads of the dandelion and salisify. While both are rejected by landscape artists, these “wishies'” unique characteristics result in amazing macro images.
Additional images submitted for this week’s challenge can be found at Muse
everyone is asleep
there is nothing to come between
the moon and me
~ Enomoto Seifu-Jo*
*cited:
The Burning Heart
K Rexroth & I Atsumi
The iconic Loveland Feed & Grain, built in 1892, is a hub of artistic energy in Loveland, Colorado…well…not “is” but “was”… it is currently closed and shuttered.
Yet, recent traces of The Feed & Grain’s past can be seen at luckybrakelimited.com
Inspired by Lost in Translation’s Thursday’s Special
on the road through the clouds
is there a short cut
to the summer moon?
~Den Sute-Jo*
*cited:
The Burning Heart
K Rexroth & I Atsumi
is it like
a charcoal sketch-
a hazy shadow?
~Toyokuni*
filament
*cited:
Japanese Death Poems
Y Hoffmann
shadows from a lingering sun
blur into dusk-
falling cherry petals
~Soko*
*cited:
Japanese Death Poems
Y Hoffmann
There are pauses between the showers of the outer world,
But there is no time when my sleeves, wet with tears, are dry.
~Murasaki Shikibu*
Lost in Translation’s theme for the Black and White Sunday is… natural
*cited:
Diaries of Court Ladies of Old Japan
Trans: A Omori & K Doi
http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/omori/court/court.html
spring twilight
with the last remnants…
journey on
spring is going,
we cannot know where to —
the anchored boat
~Buson*
*cited:
Haiku Master Buson
Y Sawa & E Shiffert
a meditative journey 
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