Sunday, June 23, 2013

CD: Fireworks (Hanabi)

Carpe Diem #229 



sparklers in the sky
rain down on river Edo
children clap for joy

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hanabi sky lights
connecting stars with color
fade to twinkling dust


 

17 comments:

  1. two magnificent images

    Cheers!
    JzB

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    1. I forgot whose blog I was just on with the amazing fireworks display. Have never seen fireworks like that! Well on tv in Sydney, Oz and Boston. Thank you, JzB!

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  2. What a wonderful set, the scenery you paint here is wonderful. That second, in some way with a deeper layer, is really a gem Maggie.

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    1. Thank you, Kristjaan. Have just joined Haiku group and read list of Basho kigo. Trying to use some of his words. Love Edo which is referred to a lot. We do clap and ooooh and ahhhh in the US.

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  3. Oh, that first haiku is a pure delight. It makes me want to clap for joy too! :)

    Cemetery Fireworks

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    1. I'm more of an oooh ahhhhh person :)) So glad you liked it!

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  4. I loved the sky lights fading to twinkling dust! Such a strong visual with those words. You captured the moment after....Fireworks

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  5. both so beautiful and visual....love the 'twinkling dust'

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  6. Thank you, Wabi and Joanne! When I have seen fireworks at the river, I always follow the sparks until they burn out.

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  7. Beautiful imagery.. You have a beautiful talent of putting forth such amazing pictures through your words.

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    1. Thank you, HA, for such a lovely compliment. If I feel it...sense it...I can write it. Just sometimes much better than others ;-O

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  8. You've evoked the experiences of a japanese fireworks display so well Grace :)

    First Kiss

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  9. Loved both of them.

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  10. You captured the magic here:)

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  11. Gorgeous. I like how you incorporated the names of Japan places. It gives it an specific setting and a more precise image. Well done.

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  12. Lovely images you paint Maggie... joyful children is so built into this

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