Wonderful observation -- as soon as I read the last line of your haiku, I glanced back up at the picture and saw it completely differently. Or maybe I just saw it rather than skimming my eyes over it.
Rebecca: You waist is tiny enough to fit into these long, flowing tutu creations. They make me think of Swan Lake. And the pleasure of Haiku My Heart is all mine.
EGWow: isn't it fun to look at a photo and see something unexpected?
Leslie and Uma: Haiku My Heart totally delights me because I love pairing words and images.
Spadoman: It would take some effort and still wouldn't be perfect, I suspect.
B and B: as Butler would say, everything is light reflected.
Cathy (GrandmaK): That's what we should all aspire to --dancing in beauty!
Ramesh: That's what imaginations are for.
Deb: I love haiku calls and responses. It reminds me of kirtan. And I think that your skirt would need a bit of lace in addition to the crystals.
Jean: I took that early one morning, when the city was quiet and there was dew on everything. It was magical.
Southwest Arkie: Thanks!
ControllingaSpicyUniverse: Thanks - it has a delicate beauty that's appealing, I think.
This is beautiful !!! Oh to be able to wear clothes like that ! Thanks so much for your birthday love on the blog today ! You made me laugh out loud with the boobs comment ! (Only problem, I have big jeans and big boobs ! But I still have a hell of a lot more to celebrate than worry about !) Happy Friday, Meri !
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Hiya Meri, Your comment made me realize that I had put in last week's link in the haiku list this morning. Thanks. Obviously not all Virgoes are equally organized and meticulous :-( What are these lovely flowers deserving of your haiku? Other than upside-down tulips I mean:-)
Deb: Thanks. Bling is good, especially when nature creates it.
Boonie: Oh, the pressure!
Kim: I've responded personally so nobody else is reading our body woes.
MoreMemes: Virgos, organized? Well, maybe sometimes, but sometimes distracted, too. And I don't have a clue what kind of flowers these are. . . I found them in a public garden, no tags attached.
These dew-kissed tulips rival any Dolce and Gabbana or Prada that I have ever seen!It is a beautiful photo Meri and you have captured some pricesless water gems here. Lovely haiku Thank you! xo, Noelle
could not help but wonder tulips, no, crocus... no, they've gotta be tulips... the most beautiful of skirts ever offered... a magical moment haiku that is absolutely perfect... happy haiku friday..
Short Poems and Casseopeia: Thanks for your kind words.
FoxySue and Scarlet Ily: Finding beauty in the world and bringing it to consciousness in myself and others is a passion.
Turquoise Cro: sent you a message.
Ms Pie: these flowers aren't tulips or crocus, but I'm not sure what they are. They were in a public garden with no tags attached. I've never seen them before.
Noelle: Thanks for you words and the links to the articles and images. They hit the spot.
Just beautiful...the photo and the Haiku. I love "found objects" in nature. We have been gone for a few days to a Crane Fest - check my blog tomorrow for details:).
Comments
seriously....
as long as the crystal drops are along for the ride.
i love you meri...
thanks for being a loyal haiku offering.
Peace.
twirly skirts
invite me to dance
EGWow: isn't it fun to look at a photo and see something unexpected?
Leslie and Uma: Haiku My Heart totally delights me because I love pairing words and images.
Spadoman: It would take some effort and still wouldn't be perfect, I suspect.
B and B: as Butler would say, everything is light reflected.
Cathy (GrandmaK): That's what we should all aspire to --dancing in beauty!
Ramesh: That's what imaginations are for.
Deb: I love haiku calls and responses. It reminds me of kirtan. And I think that your skirt would need a bit of lace in addition to the crystals.
Jean: I took that early one morning, when the city was quiet and there was dew on everything. It was magical.
Southwest Arkie: Thanks!
ControllingaSpicyUniverse: Thanks - it has a delicate beauty that's appealing, I think.
~Deb
Have a good day, Boonie
Thanks so much for your birthday love on the blog today ! You made me laugh out loud with the boobs comment ! (Only problem, I have big jeans and big boobs ! But I still have a hell of a lot more to celebrate than worry about !)
Happy Friday, Meri !
Your comment made me realize that I had put in last week's link in the haiku list this morning.
Thanks.
Obviously not all Virgoes are equally organized and meticulous :-(
What are these lovely flowers deserving of your haiku?
Other than upside-down tulips I mean:-)
Boonie: Oh, the pressure!
Kim: I've responded personally so nobody else is reading our body woes.
MoreMemes: Virgos, organized? Well, maybe sometimes, but sometimes distracted, too. And I don't have a clue what kind of flowers these are. . . I found them in a public garden, no tags attached.
Stephanie: Me too, if my waist were that small.
All the best Marinela x
Melanie
xo,
Noelle
Thank you for sharing your vision of beauty and drawing us into your bejeweled world!
Beautiful image to go with your elegant haiku! I ♥ it!!
FoxySue and Scarlet Ily: Finding beauty in the world and bringing it to consciousness in myself and others is a passion.
Turquoise Cro: sent you a message.
Ms Pie: these flowers aren't tulips or crocus, but I'm not sure what they are. They were in a public garden with no tags attached. I've never seen them before.
Noelle: Thanks for you words and the links to the articles and images. They hit the spot.
flecked with dew
flower-skirts flouncing
in dawn’s face