Haiku #158
Suicide bombers
now in short supply in Iraq -
they must look abroad
Popular Posts
-
The moon petals the sea. Rose petals the sea. Stone sea. Stone petals. Rose petals of stone. Stone rising before me. Sea moves. How moves...
-
It all depends, you see, how you go about it. And that I cannot tell you, for that will be dictated by you and by you knowing your friends... -
extract from the poem Koi by John Burnside All afternoon we've wandered from the pool to alpine beds and roses ... -
Hello everyone who follows David King (My Father). On behalf of the family this post is to let you know that Dad sadly passed away, peacefu...
-
A Birthday in April ~ Wordsworth Prompt from The Imaginary Garden with Real Toads (The first of three posts which will celebrate the l...
15 comments:
Love the paintings. Great style!
C
Lovely pieces, Dave.
I always admire those who can master watercolor.
These paintings are delightful. I'm with Tabor my admiration, water colours and I never got along!
fab art work! so vibrant yet serene. and your words... ha! clever.
Love the paintings!!
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
The light in the second painting is intriguing - I can smell rain - though whether coming or going, I couldn't say...
A serene, lovely spot in which to watch your grandson ... though I imagine the action on the field isn't serene. Your talent astounds me as always ~~~ are these for sale?
Fabulous paintings! Hilarious haiku!
Love the paintings - did you paint them Dave - is that yet another skill you haven't told us about?
Love the paintings, especially the second one. Don't love the message of the haiku. :-(
Oh DAVE! Your paintings are scrumptious! I LOVE them- so, new yorker cover-ish...except better! I may want to felt one of those on a long piece, do I have your permission? I promise it will not look anything like yours!
That second image is INSPIRED!
Aloha from Hawaii, Friend
Comfort Spiral
These are exquisite. Thank you for sharing!
Lovely watercolours like a delicious summerday.
Post a Comment