don’t stop in fall, find
a place big enough for one
with no way out
© A. Dąbrówka
A haunting mix of poetry and photography
slajdy
a travel of sorts
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Love this post!
Be my guest, only one flower of the physostegia is occupied so far.
http://whocouldknowthen.wordpress.com/2013/12/02/little-ladybug-haikus/
Andrzej i loved the simple but profound Haiku especially the line,
f’ind a place big enough for one’, what a delicate description of the inside of a flower.
your photos are quite beautiful, and i’ve never seen so many varieties of ladybugs
in one garden. that very dark one in the first pic is amazing, and how very kind of you
to drop a link to my post. ty so much!
a delicate description of the inside of a flower.
You point at the main power of poetry, and of art as well: avoiding the obvious say/show one thing to actually tell another story.