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!
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.
two magnificent images
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JzB
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!
DeleteWhat a wonderful set, the scenery you paint here is wonderful. That second, in some way with a deeper layer, is really a gem Maggie.
ReplyDeleteThank 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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ReplyDeleteOh, that first haiku is a pure delight. It makes me want to clap for joy too! :)
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I'm more of an oooh ahhhhh person :)) So glad you liked it!
DeleteI loved the sky lights fading to twinkling dust! Such a strong visual with those words. You captured the moment after....Fireworks
ReplyDeleteboth so beautiful and visual....love the 'twinkling dust'
ReplyDeleteThank you, Wabi and Joanne! When I have seen fireworks at the river, I always follow the sparks until they burn out.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful imagery.. You have a beautiful talent of putting forth such amazing pictures through your words.
ReplyDeleteThank you, HA, for such a lovely compliment. If I feel it...sense it...I can write it. Just sometimes much better than others ;-O
DeleteYou've evoked the experiences of a japanese fireworks display so well Grace :)
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Loved both of them.
ReplyDeleteYou captured the magic here:)
ReplyDeleteLovely images you paint Maggie... joyful children is so built into this
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