harvest at sunset
rumbling in the distance
a thunderstorm
© Gsk ‘16
Bastet and Sekhmet's Library
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harvest at sunset
rumbling in the distance
a thunderstorm
© Gsk ‘16
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Bastet and Sekhmet's Library 
It reminds me of that couplet in Shakespeare…”By the pricking of my thumbs/something wicked this way comes.”
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wow, Bastet. both the words and the image bring me to my growing up years. i like the large “empty” spaces of the image in both dark and light areas with enough information to know what it is. i also like a lot the clarity of the haiku when it’s easily readable like this. now i think i may have hay fever coming on. . . . fun. aloha.
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