Cyan, creosote
hillside Buddha contemplates
desert offering
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Often when in the desert, my mind wanders off.
It gets carried away by the scent of sage and creosote that ride the gentle breeze.
Completely taken away by the paradox
of all and nothing
that coexist here.
The zen of place doth haiku my heart.
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linked to recuerda mi Corazon
Haiku my heart
yes...thank you for this lovely subtle image and haiku
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I needed a mind break on my lunch today. I knew this would be the place to take it!
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Kim
Your words... these colors and the images... oh I take this offering in to every fiber of my being... thank you so!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a heady mixture, no wonder your Buddha is smiling! ;~)xxx
ReplyDeletethe desert is a place so special... I once thought there was nothing there and when I lived there and walked around I could not believe at all I saw before me.... thank you for the wonderful reminder
ReplyDeleteNo blooms still clinging to your creosote bush? Ah, no matter: Buddha doesn't mind!
ReplyDeleteA happy a jovial buddha and my favorite aqua and brown. What pleasure.
ReplyDeleteelegant photo and lovely haiku to match ~ xxx
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"all and nothing that coexist here"… I love this paradox, and in truth this is the case wherever we are. Beautiful haiku and photo.
ReplyDeleteI love your words bringing the scent of the desert to my cold dreary corner of the world! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed thoroughly , have a nice Friday, happy you dropped in at my blog
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Hello Gemma. Hope you are doing good. Beautiful photo and your words so soothing. I feel calm.:)
ReplyDeleteSince I have known you Gemma, you have made me aware of the beating heart of the desert, when I once thought it was simply a dry, desolate Mother nature discard. This is beautiful. xo
ReplyDeleteoh gemma....i am drifting off into the greatness of YOU! lovely haiku and every single word and thought you have shared wrapped in the scent of a haiku desert!
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