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when bamboo stems bend
under a curtain of night...
tiny lamps of clay
--gillena cox


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sculpured bamboo
all are drawn
greetings


Happy Divali 2014
Photos: Divali preparations, this morning, on the street where i live

















i am blog hopping today at
Carpe Diem #588, Vladivostok (January 2014) reprise


Thursday's Challenge"HOME" (House, Apartment, Trailer Home,...)"


Poets United Midweek Motif ~ One Day in the Life of ...

Early dawn's curtain,
Drawn to reveal rain showers,
And a pertinent absence of birdsong
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32 comments:

  1. PirateGunn2:08 PM

    Just such a beautiful page - from beginning to end, haiku, music and photos.

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  2. Gillena Cox2:24 PM

    Thank you for your appreciation Hamish

    much love...

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  3. Susan2:26 PM

    I Love the photos of the holiday preparations. Together with the haiku, I think they speak to our prompt. May this festival of lights bring you joy.

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  4. Gillena Cox2:30 PM

    Thank you Susan

    much love...

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  5. brudberg3:22 PM

    Lovely Gillena.. the bending bamboo is a strong symbol for me.

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  6. J.N.T.3:27 PM

    I love the photos of the preparation for Diwali. Reminds me so much of life in the South Pacific. Where trees and plants and flowers are prepped to celebrate an event. Cheers!!!

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  7. Gillena Cox4:32 PM

    Thank you for your appreciation Bjorn

    much love...

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  8. Gillena Cox4:33 PM

    Happy you dropped in James

    much love...

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  9. Sherry Blue Sky10:09 PM

    This is very lovely, Gillena.

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  10. Jae Rose6:30 AM

    What a lift this post is..thank you :)

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  11. Gen Giggles 7:01 AM

    Very vivid. Even without the images I had a thought of what it should be come into my head.

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  12. Out of Sight L8:50 AM

    All so wonderful dear Gillena, I love your 'Show and Tell'

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  13. J C10:13 AM

    I am intrigued by all things bamboo. It is a miracle of Mother Nature. Happy Holiday.

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  14. Myrna R.11:08 AM

    What a great post. I love your haikus, and the photos make me feel the celebration. Thanks.

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  15. Gillena Cox1:02 PM

    thank you Sherry

    much love...

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  16. Gillena Cox1:02 PM

    Glad you dropped in Jae

    much love...

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  17. Gillena Cox1:03 PM

    Thank you for your appreciation GL

    much love...

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  18. Gillena Cox1:04 PM

    Thank you Lorraine

    much love...

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  19. Gillena Cox1:04 PM

    Happy you dropped in Judie

    much love...

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  20. Gillena Cox1:05 PM

    Happy you stopped by Myrna

    much love...

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  21. Mary2:29 PM

    Enjoyed both the haiku and the photos. Enjoyed seeing divali preparations in progress. Smiles.

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  22. Gillena Cox2:46 PM

    Happy you dropped in Mary

    much love...

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  23. Rosemary Nissen-Wade8:48 PM

    Sweetly said.

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  24. Out of Sight L7:56 AM

    everything you write every photo you take is so wonderful, I'm there with you, thank you Gillena

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  25. Gillena Cox3:40 PM

    Happy you dropped by Rosemary

    much love...

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  26. Gillena Cox3:41 PM

    Thank you for your appreciation Lorraine


    much love...

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  27. Chèvrefeuille3:53 PM

    Nice haiku Gillena and those photos about Diwali are awesome too.

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  28. Anonymous10:58 AM

    Nice haiku. The pictures depicting Diwali preparations are lovely.

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  29. Unknown4:47 PM

    A wonderful way to include us in the festivities !!!

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  30. Gillena Cox9:48 PM

    Thank you Krisjaan

    Much love...

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  31. Gillena Cox9:48 PM

    Thank you Char

    Much love...

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  32. Gillena Cox9:49 PM

    Glad you stopped by Moonie

    Much love...

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