Sunday, March 23, 2008

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Easter Sunday
I paint a free range egg
a bright blue



Please visit Area 17 for a haiga by newcomer Mrs Chris Hulbert, who was one of a few who braved the elements back in March, and consider leaving a comment that she can read: Herefordshire Haiku: poems on the move

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9 comments:

John McDonald said...

I can't get the comments on area 17 to come up so let me say here Mrs Hulbert's haiga are brilliant - nice haiku here alan
john

Anonymous said...

Thanks John!

I'll relay your comments onto my blog comments. I just tested it so it should work.

I must admit I was very impressed with her artwork and haiku. We only had a very brief one-to-one talk and I just handed her a haiku worksheet to take home! ;-)

SandyCarlson said...

That is very lovely. Thanks for joining in One Single Impression!
Writing in Faith: Poems

Anonymous said...

You used great spring and Easter images with the egg and blue. I enjoyed the thought about the egg being "free".

Your library program of bringing haiku out into the community is fascinating.

Kate said...

Very nice. Blue is my favorite color for easter eggs!

Gemma Wiseman said...

Painting the egg bright blue symbolised, for me, a kind of reaching for the sky!

Lovely post!


Gemma

qualcosa di bello said...

perfect spring imagery!

Raven said...

Love your haiku.

Thanks for the referral to Mrs.... oops forgot the name - but they were beautiful indeed.

Area 17 said...

Thanks for all the great comments, it's very much appreciated! ;-)