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Monday, December 21, 2009

Haiku for One Single Impression

One Single Impression: Prompt 95: Junction
Thanks to Jeeves of Silence is Poetic for this week's prompt.




frail elder
links to the younger
shared musings

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memories
the junction that forms
new melange

 
 
 
 
These are senryu. Fractal created in Fractal Explorer, resized and buttoned in Irfanview.
 
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15 comments:

Anonymous said...

Great use of the word, Sue.

anthonynorth said...

Those memories are certainly important junctions. Nicely said.

Loch Rob said...

Memories form with the interactions we have with others. I think it is very important to develop those memories in life. It adds to the joy and substance of our meaning.

poefusion said...

i love that fractal. it reminds me of Alice In Wonderland- can't you tell i'm eager to watch the remake in 2010? your senryu is perfect. memories can be a powerful force. hope all is well. have a great night.

SandyCarlson said...

Melange. Exactly. It's always a wonder to me at Christmas when stories emerge how they are so very different. I always wonder how this can be.

Jeeves said...

New melange! Indeed

Shadowplay said...

I admit I had to look up melange... what a great word! And so perfectly used...

This is haiku at its best... Usually I have to work at it, but this struck me like an arrow.

Carlos Gesmundo said...

"Shared musings" and "memories" -- they enrich the meaning of "junction". Great post, Tumblewords.

Sandra.if said...

so many new things coming our from junction...:)

Geraldine Helen said...

I like what you've done with this prompt Sue, especially the first one.

I wish you a wonderful holiday and much happiness in 2010.

Hugs, G

zoya gautam said...

.. a definition of culture _

in ' verse ' ie

to U & all ur own _

happy christmas ..

Anonymous said...

These painting by mathematics show the infinitude in a few strokes of the brush x*x-1=0 - a boring parabola turning into a para - bola of joy beyond joy. so very nice and so difficult to tune as you have done with your true artistic sense. A nudge here, a pixel there, and it has non-verbal joy expressed throughout. Sincerely, Walky Soto

lissa said...

I like the second one - makes me think of how memories can, not only remind you but sometimes cause confusions

Jim said...

These are nice interpretations of the prompt, Sue. My favorite is the first, I can relate to it better. My memories get lost quite often (age related malady).
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Patti said...

Both are great, I am really loving the 2nd one and am partial to the word "melange" Happy Holidays~~~