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5/08/2010

Wisteria Fuji

　　
　　




04 early wisteria fuji blossoms




05 early fuji



wisteria blossoms . . .
the faint memories
of grandmother's lace





06 pink fuji END







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. wisteria, fuji 藤 (ふじ ) KIGO 　



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13 comments:

  1. Sandy08 May, 2010

    I never pictured wisteria as lace, but now I will never forget.

    Sandy

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  2. Gabi Greve08 May, 2010

    Thanks, Sandy.
    These are just coming out when I passed yesterday, so fragile and incomplete and yet ...

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  3. anonymous08 May, 2010

    Ichi ban!
    Beautiful haiku and photography.
    RW

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  4. Unknown08 May, 2010

    凄い！藤の花ですね。写真から蜂が飛んで来そうな気がします。

    Sakuo

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  5. Anonymous10 May, 2010

    nice, Gabi! Happy Spring.
    L.

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  6. facebook11 May, 2010

    Wonderful haiga Gabi.
    George

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  7. Anonymous11 May, 2010

    so many; they are gorgeous
    GC

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  8. Anonymous11 May, 2010

    I like this Gabi. Wisteria blossoms are so beautiful.
    Diane

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  9. Anonymous11 May, 2010

    Nice haiga, Gabi! Ooh, it must smell heavenly too!
    Michele

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  10. Anonymous11 May, 2010

    I like this Gabi. Wisteria blossoms are so beautiful.
    Diane

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  11. Anonymous11 May, 2010

    Very appropriate not only for grandmas but also mothers to think about this Mother's Day. Very nice indeed!
    Vic
    facebook

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  12. anonymous12 May, 2010

    my late sister K. loved lupines....they are a touchstone for me...thanks for this on an overcast day in Rochester, NY...
    k

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  13. anonymous12 May, 2010

    Happy i did not know for so long that lilac was wisteria.

    As my g'ma grew gladiola's and when she got over 100 her skin was as soft as the same, that is my grandma flower. I wonder how many of us have our grandma flowers and whaich ones they are.

    Re wisteria, the pods and the shadows they make beat 99.99% of all human-made art. I am so fond of them that i can barely see the bloom!

    R.

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