a slight drizzle
first Sunday of the new year
poinsettia's joy
[gillena cox]
[haiga by Gheorghe Postelnicu; Romania]
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THE ELEVENTH DAY - UNWRAPPING THE GIFT OF DANCE
Along the same lines as the bagpipes previously, dancing was also connected to the music...the dances were known as caroles. During the Middle Ages, the carole was very popular court entertainment. But, prior to this time, dancing was considered a sin of the flesh and was connected with the devil. Since most dances were done in circles, the direction in which one danced also mattered. Slowly, dancing got accepted, but only if done in the correct direction! "read more here
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Carpe Diem #640, First Sun
planting my (walking) stick
in the mud: the rise of
the first sun
© Issa (1763 - 1828)
New Year's morning
the first sun caresses
my naked body
© Chèvrefeuille
a slight drizzle
first Sunday of the new year
poinsettia's joy
© gillena cox
Yes, wonderful collage with beautiful red, great artwork !!
ReplyDeleteAs always stunning I love the entries wish I could, the adware won't let me oh well, so be it, it's still stunning lol
ReplyDeletelovely to see a poinsettia brightening up a drizzly day
ReplyDeleteLeovi; thanks for stopping by
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Happy you dropped by Lorraine
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Juliet, How lovely of you to drop by
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Here the poinsettas usually dies before the 12 days of CHristmas ends.
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ReplyDeletemy potted poinsettia is still vibrant, its hot here and the drizzles keep them alert for quite a while before they lose their red bracts
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Poinsetta is a nice part of Christmas, red is all about Christmas. Lovely haiku.
ReplyDeleteThank you for dropping by Jazzy
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I love the beautiful red of the flower as it signifies the coming of the New Year!
ReplyDeleteThere is really some need of sun in your haiku-scene Gillena
ReplyDeleteWodnreful haiga
ReplyDeleteLovely haiga!
ReplyDeleteSo envious! Our poinsettias are very unhappy too -- too dim, too cold. :(
ReplyDeleteNicely done ---
Thank you Donna
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Surely; we are all year summer here Krisjaan
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Thank you Mish
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Happy you dropped in Glynis
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Warm wishes Jen and thank you for dropping in
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The poinsettia is such a sunny plant
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I liked the first sun, Gillena. Yours is nice weather for poinsettias.
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Happy you dropped in Jim
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