Daily haiku and writing prompt (April 6, 2019)
Daily writing prompt (April 6, 2019)
I have always loved old buildings. Toulouse, my hometown, has many of them.
It is nicknamed "The Pink City" because of its red-pink clay bricks and tiles. Those bricks were introduced by the Romans in the 1st century AD.
I took the shot below during my latest trip. The light was slightly hazy, which helped make the scene mesmerizing.
EXIF DATA
Camera: Nikon D600 - Lens: Nikkor 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6
ISO 100 - Focal length: 52mm - Aperture: f/10 - Exposure time: 1/200s
Haiku #15
Shadows on the wall,
a funambulistic dawn
and a mirthful sun!
©2008 Cendrine Marrouat
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One of my old poems (Crime of Hate, from my book titled Short Poetry for Those Who Fear Death) appears in Issue 2 of Sweet Deluge Magazine. You can read it below.
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This lamp, dark by day,
glows with amber light by night.
Quiet! Now it sleeps.
This lamp, dark by day,
Glows with amber light by night.
Quiet! Now it sleeps.
- kunschj
I'm a bot. I detect haiku.
Thanks haikubot!
A lovely haiku! Thank you!
Thank you. I’m not much of a poet or “haikuist” but it was fun to try.
Well, proof is that you actually are. ;-)
Beautiful picture and haiku.
Your English is impeccable if you are not a native speaker?
I think for some reason an artist would not normally publicly proclaim their work mesmerising; probably as this would be the description provided by the audience and critic.
However as you found the work mesmerising why not use it as a description of your reaction and relay that to the audience as this is both a written and visual form of art.
I am looking forward to seeing your next posts.
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Thank you! I am bilingual.
I didn't describe my work as mesmerizing. LOL - I said that I found the scene mesmerizing. These are two (very) different things.
As far as your next paragraph is concerned, I'm not sure I follow you. If you could rephrase that, it would be helpful.