Thursday, August 09, 2007
Awash in a Sea of Magenta
It was a "meditation on a theme of magenta moment" and I realized how inevitable the cycles of life are; how we all belong to unending struggle. For just a second I found peace when my mind was awash in a sea of Magenta.
Today.. a continuum.
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a poet's trials,
ghost poet,
magenta flowers,
musing,
poetic meditation
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lovely, lovely !
My cosmos in Japan (they are really called COSMOS !!)
Cosmos Flowers in Japan
autumn started here on August 8, but is hot as hell...
GABI
Wondeful to have you back! A log time ago the Japanese station in NYC always put subtitles on all of their soap operas, (now hardly ever) anyway, the first soap I watched was the typical Romeo and Juliet story (the lovers never ended up together in any of these soaps! ) The symbol in the first soap I saw was the Cosmos flower. They kept showing fields of them, and the girl receives them as a gift from her new love, and she walks in the fields of cosmos a lot, and feels feelings, and she ends up picking them for his grave, and saying the how cosmos lower has given her strength and self esteem. I can't see that flower without thinking of of that Japanese soap opera!
oh, these are fabulous, Princess...those seconds may be fleeting, during an epiphany, but to be able to meditate in a sea of magenta...how lovely.
Haiku you're back, YAY!!! My summer has been great, everything's been great. I'm trying to get my cornet(trumpet) instrument fixed, it has a few dents in the chromed brass that needs smoothing out plus a missing spit valve. But with the others I'm trying to get better at playing them and write a few songs of my own.
But I've been waiting for you to come back you're one reader and viewer that I've missed.
btw nice magenta flowers, they're so colorful! :)
Nice to have you back, thanks for your comment. :D
Take care now, Mavin. :)
PS - I've got more happy poems, both short and long coming, I wrote that new poem cus my mind was puzzeled at the time and writing helped, like always. But glad you loved the short one. :D
I do not know why I thought of you when I saw this art.
Enjoy
Hi Mavin,
I look forward to reading more of your poems. I tried a trumpet once and it was fun although all I did was splutter very loudly! :) I play the flute and would like to try a piccolo eventually.
Goatman, thanxs for the great link. I enjoyed it a lot.
Hey Haiku, I posted two new poems, when I have the time there's more coming, all of a sudden my writing spirit has come out to play recently. :D I also responded back to your comment about the cicadas (I didn't know you commented on that). :)
That's one reason why I need to put on comment moderator, as you have, so I can see who's commented on things.
Oh Haiku, LOL, I know you could get very skillful at playing the trumpet, lol. :D A piccolo sounds nice, you should get one of those soon and start playing! :)
Later, Mavin.
PS - Bob Dylan is coming down to Austin Texas soon on Sept. 14 - 16 for ACL. I hope I'll be able to go. :)
Hello!, thanks for the comment, yes I've visited that natural park for wolves by internet, it's very beautiful and the wolves they have there are just great. I wish they could come to japan one day.
Take care!
princess,
when you have the time, please watch this:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=680503649146746524&q=kuchipudi&total=119&start=0&num=10&so=0&type=search&plindex=7
I wrote about this in a post.
It is an absolutely graceful dance from where I come from. :)
Hey Haiku, there's a lot posted you'll love, swing on by. :)
So nice to see you're back! Wishing you many moments of magenta peace.
Princess, just stopped by to see what's up--love the flowers...
Glad to see your writing again!!!These flowers are all the more beautiful knowing winter advances.
Eye caressing beauties :)
sometimes i wonder
whats more beautiful than nature?
Wonderful photos - what a lovely thought to relax in a sea of Magenta - I love that colour!
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