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Spider Lilies (higanbana)
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Valeria Simonovaoh
ReplyDeletemy... what a gorgeous picture! thanks for sharing :)
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Dennis Chibi
ReplyDeletespider lily...
the mute colors
of the crowds
yes... I remember Etsuko san taking me along a river side to see spider lilies along the banks and cosomos in the fields... autumn memories of my first visit to Japan.
Jerry Dreesen
ReplyDeleteno rain
holding my umbrella
upside down
lovely, Gabi..thanks!
love this
ReplyDeleteG.
I think the poem-picture combination works just fine, Gabi.
ReplyDeleteBNY
A gorgeous photo, Gabi! And with the haiku, a very nice haiga.
ReplyDeleteS.
A lovely moment, Gabi, that really comes alive with the photograph.
ReplyDeleteJA.
Hello, Gabi san,
ReplyDeleteWith the photo, absolutely stunning.
Without the photo, I think I'd need the name of the flower within the haiku to understand what was going on.
neko
Such a beautiful photo Gabi i think think this works really well as a haiga. It's so uplifting
ReplyDeleteM.
Oh Gabi, this is magnificent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteD.