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1/25/2011

snowflakes

　　
　　




04 more snowflakes





sudden snowfall -
the stone Buddha sits
undisturbed



05 Buddha with snowflakes and sunshine



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just one snowflake
just one blossom
winter sunshine


09 one flake one blossom - END








winter dawn
the stone Buddha wears a kesa
of snow

Jenifer

source : Facebook


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4 comments:

  1. facebook25 January, 2011

    on Facebook

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  2. Anonymous25 January, 2011

    Beautiful!
    This statue of Buddha reminds me of the dual nature of humanity. We are creatures of extremes, our blessing and our curse.
    L.
    Happy Haiku

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  3. Anonymous26 January, 2011

    Gabi san
    Thank you for snowing poems.
    They told me many things about severe winter and coming spring.
    Sakuo.

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  4. Anonymous26 January, 2011

    Toyin O. said
    Lovely words and pictures:)

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