haiku / Wabi Sabi poems and images Carpe Diem – Southard’s Rainbow September 20, 2013 Barbara Kaufmann9 Comments **** white contrails running across the sky west to east moonset to sunrise **** ©2013 Wabi Sabi Advertisements Share this:ShareEmailPinterestTwitterGoogleLike this:Like Loading... Related
Rainbows can come anytime ‘from moonset to sunrise’ as long as the conditions persist. Truly said Wabi! Nicely! Hank LikeLike Reply
Where I live, almost always! But that did not fit the darn prompt! ________________________________ LikeLike Reply
Had to google contrail … but you really caught a contemporary image here.. those lines are always there. LikeLike Reply
You’ve been out there sky-watching again, haven’t you?
Misty Moon Dancer
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I like the way you have used the haiku to write about contemporary phenomena.
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I like their streak of whiteness. Beautiful picture captured!
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Rainbows can come anytime ‘from moonset to sunrise’ as long as the conditions persist. Truly said Wabi! Nicely!
Hank
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rainbow image
reduced to blue and white
Cheers!
JzB
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Do the contrails ever run north and south? 😉
Morning’s Rainbow
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Where I live, almost always! But that did not fit the darn prompt!
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Had to google contrail … but you really caught a contemporary image here.. those lines are always there.
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What a contrast with the one by Southard, but so like him. Chapeau.
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