Alongside the path
Fresh water flows, and
In the willow’s shade
Just for a little while
Would I take my ease…
~The Monk Saigyo*
You are invited to tour Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness Galley
cited:
http://www.temcauley.staff.shef.ac.uk
Alongside the path
Fresh water flows, and
In the willow’s shade
Just for a little while
Would I take my ease…
~The Monk Saigyo*
You are invited to tour Leanne Cole’s Monochrome Madness Galley
cited:
http://www.temcauley.staff.shef.ac.uk
But rarely
Did he visit-now
‘Tis all in the past, and
Since then in the garden
Every single trace has gone.
~Monk-Prince Shukaku*
*cited:
The Annual Flower Trial Garden at Colorado State University was established to allow students, researchers, industry representatives, homeowners and extension personnel to learn, teach, and evaluate through horticultural research and demonstration projects conducted in the unique environmental conditions of the Rocky Mountain/High Plans region.
So…officially it isn’t about beauty
virtue beyond virtue
beauty beyond beauty…
just a poppy!
~Issa*
*cited:
how cool it is!
in summer, beneath trees
as if in flower.
~Takayama Sozei*
You are invited to visit Monochrome Madness
*cited:
Haiku before Haiku
Trans: S Carter
braids, ponytails
such are the things of the past-
winter’s rose
a long hard journey
rain beating down the meadow
like a wanderer’s feet
this print and others are available through Fine Art
The source of water for the residents of Fort Collins, CO comes from large areas of land that drain snowmelt and rainfall waters to the Upper Cache la Poudre River, Big Thompson River, and Horsetooth Reservoir.
While walking around Horsetooth during this past winter, I was drawn to the composition of these elements of the shoreline… rocks, ice, water, and sky.
Offered in response to Irene Water’s challenge as a guest at Paula’s Lost in Translation
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
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