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duck: sitting in the boat of its own shadow |
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| "#" (Haiku) posted by John McDonald Thu, May 15th 2008, 03:26 | |
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World-weary Beauty Floating on the Edge of Time... The Sunset of Life |
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| Haiku posted by Keith A. Simmonds Fri, Jun 1st 2007, 06:35 | |
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"A cold as ice falls?!" The solitary duck asks oneself taken aback (Romanian) "Cascada inghetata?! se intreaba ratoiul mut de uimire |
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| Haiku posted by Vasile Moldovan Wed, Jan 25th 2006, 14:19 | |
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dear friend, duck take care! please don't fall down the waterfall |
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| Haiku posted by Narayanan Raghunathan Mon, Nov 28th 2005, 06:55 | |
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He is a mathematician who writes.
So he expects a certain geometric precision in words... that's not a bad thing.
He's also a singer who paints.
A philosopher who dances.
A dancer who cooks (strictly world class veg).
A poet who takes photos.
A story-teller who sings (dhrupad, karnatik, khayal, bass etc)
A taantrik who elucidates set-theory.
He is a crazy yogi. That is not even the start of it.
Please don't feel admonished (I know you're kidding, but still)! He is a kind person.
By the way, you'd never be hogging space on this site.
Besides, we have infinite space.
I'm always little annoyed that more people don't comment and write haiku for these photos and just chat more in general. Maybe they lead other real and productive lives that's why. Beats me why they'd bother to :)
John's floating boat shadow is splendid.
This is some fine photo haiku we have here.
My photo has really fulfilled its purpose.
Apart from that I'm now hungry (thanks Rebba! :P) and it's morning. I don't have the luxury of striking a stash of frozen weeds by scooting down the stream. I must make my own breakfast.