12 responses to “flaunting willow (haiga)”

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   Bastet

   2015-03-31

   lovely haiga .. and the second haiku is a classic … bravo!

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      Tournesol (Clr)

      2015-03-31

      Thanks, cara, that second one was my first write actually:) I am sort of anxious to see the crows now….only see and hear those loud seagulls. There a so many hanging out at Loblaws (grocery) …wonder if they are looking for specials:)

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   magicalmysticalteacher

   2015-03-31

   Willows do look rather show-offy, I guess!

   The Willow’s Loss

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      Tournesol (Clr)

      2015-03-31

      They are so elegant!

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   Mark M. Redfearn

   2015-03-31

   I wonder if showing off is what willows do best?

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      Tournesol (Clr)

      2015-03-31

      I think they are impressionable and other trees must feel they are flaunting:)

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   Yer Forest Pirate

   2015-04-01

   The first haiku is SO elegant – and the second really classical, using such nice technique

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      Tournesol (Clr)

      2015-04-01

      Thanks so much for your kind words, Hamish. I find weeping willows so very elegant and romantic.

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   janicead

   2015-04-02

   A willow guarded my first garden! Your words bring that memory to my mind!

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      Tournesol (Clr)

      2015-04-02

      I’m so glad, Janice. Every summer I take photos of my friend’s home with so many trees, gardens and mountains. I call her place AnaSpa (her name is Annette) Hope you are having a great day.

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   readinpleasure

   2015-04-07

   Fabulously written. 🙂

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      Tournesol (Clr)

      2015-04-07

      Thank you so much for visiting all my posts on both blogs today, Celestine!! 🙂

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