white clouds bleach the sky
beaten path runs through the grass
brooding woods awake
The Cloud, 1896, by Prince Eugen
Swedish, 1865-1947, Oil on canvas, 119 x 109 cm
Waldemarsudde, Stockholm
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5 comments:
I LOVE that!!!
Both the art and the poem... or wait, they're both art, in their own ways...
Whatever. I'm arguing semantics with myself. SHEESH.
Suffice it to say, very good!
Scarlett & Viaggiatore
I love this. The picture is perfect with these words.
I love haiku's. There are perfect in their simplicity.
I like this! Especially the last line.
A wonderful match up. Did you write the haiku, Bonnie? I love it.
Yes, Colleen, I wrote it. Should I start signing my work? You can see my earlier attempts (way back in May) to get it the way I wanted it ... by going here:
http://bonniesbooks.blogspot.com/2007/05/one-deep-breath-my-haiku-viewpoint.html
And Dewey, it was the LAST line that I finally got the way I wanted it, and then I was able to find visual art to go with my haiku.
And a perfect picture it is, Nancy, right?
Scarlett, art and art is good ... lol.
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