solstice
i clip
my nails
*
summer solstice
a mallard gets rid of
some plumes
*
solstice night
a moth
on my notebook
posted by polona @ 23:07
Wednesday, June 21, 2006
i clip
my nails
*
summer solstice
a mallard gets rid of
some plumes
*
solstice night
a moth
on my notebook
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14 Comments:
These are excellent.:)
aurora - thank you as always.
perhaps a word about the third one (guess borut would have more to say about it): there is a superstition that if one keeps fern seed on the solstice night, they're able to understand the animal language. that moth may have been a messenger... :)
nice stuff....
hey i got a chatbox on my blog
Polona I like these alot. The superstition I like too!!
OK, you're the 5th person I've seen writing about the solstice. (I did too) - It's nice - you see so many ideas on the same thing. We should do that some time on purpose. :)
Yeah, I like 'em too! I don't why the first one makes me want to giggle.
time
short nights
(i'm reading this at 4a.m.)
you've captured
the impact
and the insignifance
so well
life goes on
really enjoyed these
3 comments on the same subject - very good.
The first one is very short and precise (wonder how it would do in japanese?).
It always nice to have some superstition - it gives colour to our everyday life.
pris - glad you do... thank you.
kai - thanks... i'll come check it out :)
pat - thank you. the problem is, the fern has spores (don't think these account for seed)...
andrew - guess it's normal we try to record a date like the solstice... thanks.
vaughn - thanks. making you giggle is good enough for me :)
floots - i'm usually completely unconscious so early in the morning, and you are able to post such great comment... many thanks.
peter - :) (thanks)
ah, ashi, i missed your comment before - thank you for your kind words and the interesting thought - funny how the most ordinary things once expressed stir up our imagination...
Delightful solstice ku. And, polona, a tip of the hat on your editor's choice entry in the final issue of Haiku Harvest.
bill - many thanks. that's very kind of you...
of course, congrats on your editor's choice haiku, too.
great group
shane - thank you!
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