Haiku
Autumn leaves
autumn leaves
on red bike path cracked and worn
ageing of season and city
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Autumn leaves
autumn leaves
on red bike path cracked and worn
ageing of season and city
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That red makes me feel all…warm and fuzzy and stuff. This haiga is pretty grand.
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Thankx…wait fot the next red one!
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Perfect contrast of leaves on the cracked bike path. Brilliant haiga. Reowr!
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Thanks…especially brillantly red 😉
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aloha Bastet. i like the association that can be explored with cracks and aging. i think that’s a good focus for the contrast and compare thinking of haiku.
the font on this background is easier to read. maybe that’s one of the things that will help the clarity of font for reading i’ve been going on about. . . . that simple background for the font helps a lot.
this image is one of my favorites of yours. it’s very clear in the sense of what it is yet it’s also unusual to our (the reader’s) mind. it’s a beauty with the contrast of color between leaves and ground, which are reversed in the way we’d usually think of it with autumn leaves and ground (leaves being the color and ground being the more grayed or neutral earth hues). i think that is very much in line with haiku thinking. cool. aloha.
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the photo caught me here in fact…and of course the haiku was much easier to read on this rather uniform background. thanks…ciao.
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