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2/18/2008

short lifespan

　　
　　




02 monochrome tiles



morning meditation -
the short lifespan
of snow patterns



01 Monday manhole till Nr. 09






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This morning meditation is a kind of Quigong, standing position 站椿功 , for about 10 minutes, during which time the snow was all gone.




For those who might need a more concrete imagery in the last two lines ...


snow patterns -
my cat passes
without a glance





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4 comments:

  1. Unknown20 February, 2008

    見つめたり
    はかなき命
    雪模様

    mitumetari
    hakanaki inoti
    yuki moyou

    sakuo translate.

    sakuo.

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  2. Unknown21 February, 2008

    うん、悪くないね。。。
    Your original is so good.
    Thank you, Gabi san for sharing.

    sakuo.

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  3. Anonymous22 February, 2008

    Hi Gabi,
    this photo reminds me of pieces of ice that I've been chipping off the driveway!

    morning meditation -
    the short lifespan
    of snow patterns

    I like this...the shortness of every lifespan is surely something to meditate on!

    A friend from Canada

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  4. Ella Wagemakers01 March, 2008

    snow patterns ...
    no more time
    to find my mother

    Ella

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