Poetry ~ Waka
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(c) Tournesol ’14
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© Tournesol ’14
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Carpe Diem – Timeglass – Rainbow
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(American Sentence)
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light of setting star
brush strokes blend
on blue canvas
passionate artist
showers radiance
on blue canvas
artist cleans his brush
sky blends into twilight
lovers’ in the night
© Tournesol ’19-03-2
My childhood friend used to collect her eggshells starting in March up to May. She would crunch them into tiny pieces and put them in her flower beds to prevent snails from crawling in her garden. If they crawled too quickly (I doubt there’s a chance of that) or not cautiously, the eggshells would cut them. Ouch!! Poor little critters. Before you start feeling all sad about this, I just discovered they enjoy eating the eggshells, it is filled with calcium just perfect for their shells, like the photo above. I wonder if my friend knew that part.
crawling gingerly
eggshells in flower beds
snail’s obstacle course
gourmet nutrient
eggshells in flower pot
snail munchies
© Tournesol ’14/11/13
Carpe Diem Special Thomas Transtromer
Oak trees and the moon.
Light and mute constellations.
And the frigid sea
© Tomas Tranströmer
These two shots were taken on my way to my mother’s place last November. I stopped my car on the highway to take a shot on my left, this is the moon and on my right the sun was setting in splendour…cold evening but stayed out long enough to get a few shots.
Early moon rise
salutes shimmering star
through naked trees
© Tournesol ’14
A slight change to place “through” at the last line. Thank you, Kristjaan:) It flows smoothly.
Tournesol dans un Jardin 
