Reminds me of a friend who ran an art trail. Her garden gate/front door was like this, and was overgrown the posties didn't even know there was a door to the building!
I hung hundreds of my hanging haiku from the bushes and people could hack their way through into her house with machetes to see the artwork! ;-)
I was involved with a couple of these events with my Haiku Experience exhibitions.
"hanging haiku" is where I tied narrow strips of paper which had both haiku poems and details of the art trail or exhibition event, and should ideally deteriorate in the wind and the rain! ;-)
If you'd like to join us in celebrating summer 2007 in haiku please let me - alison.williams@virgin.net - know.
(That means send me an email. Some people have asked to join in comments on other blogs, but that doesn't give me your email address to send an invitation to!)
6 comments:
Absolutely stunning haiku!
It's so strong you don't need a photo, but of course I want to see the photograph now! ;-)
Absolutely lovely haiku, wow!
great one
john
This is very good. Slow but inevitable progress. You feel you can almost see it happening if you look at the picture or re-read the words.
Reminds me of a friend who ran an art trail. Her garden gate/front door was like this, and was overgrown the posties didn't even know there was a door to the building!
I hung hundreds of my hanging haiku from the bushes and people could hack their way through into her house with machetes to see the artwork! ;-)
Thank you for your kind comments, friends.
Alan, what is an art trail? Or a hanging haiku, for that matter?
hi shelley,
an art trail is like this:
Front Room art trail
I was involved with a couple of these events with my Haiku Experience exhibitions.
"hanging haiku" is where I tied narrow strips of paper which had both haiku poems and details of the art trail or exhibition event, and should ideally deteriorate in the wind and the rain!
;-)
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