the rivers have
an ancient darkness…
cuckoo
~Issa*
You are invited to view other images at
Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness
cited:
the rivers have
an ancient darkness…
cuckoo
~Issa*
You are invited to view other images at
Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness
cited:
a long hard journey
rain beating down the meadow
like a wanderer’s feet
this print and others are available through Fine Art
all around me
countless dewdrops: what
might they portend-when
those which fall upon my sleeve
are tears…
~The Monk Saigyo
this print and others are now available through Fine Art America
cited:
my old village lies
far beyond what the eye can see,
but there the lark is singing
~Issa*
this print is available through Turning Art
*cited:
The Sound of Water
Trans. S Hamill
This life of ours would not cause you sorrow
if you thought of it as like
the mountain cherry blossoms
which bloom and fade in a day.
~Murasaki Shikibu*
this print and others are now available through Fine Art America
*cited:
Women Poets of Japan
K Rexroth & I Atsumi
inspired by Lost in Translation
my old body
a drop of dew grown
heavy at the leaf tip
~Kiba*
This image is currently available through Fine Art America
*cited:
Japanese Death Poems
Y Hoffmann
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
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