to love this body
just as it is
twisted shore pines
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Annette Makino
Annette Makino is a poet and artist who writes haiku and senryu and illustrates her poems with Japanese ink paintings. Her pieces, comprising a few words and brushstrokes, convey a quiet Zen perspective and gentle sense of humor. There is a gallery of her work at www.makinostudios.com.
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Love this …. was thinking how the wiser we become through weathering so many storms the more beauty we give yet most fail to value this. So well captured.
Beautiful haiga. Love this sentiment, Annette!
the wall mirror
continues to shrink
perspective
lyrical
Love this …. was thinking how the wiser we become through weathering so many storms the more beauty we give yet most fail to value this. So well captured.
Sharon's verse!
wiser we become
weathering so many storms
more beauty we give
__ Sharon! Your.. beautiful word connection above… melds into your strenghtful comment of Annette's, grandly felt verse_!
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I love “twisted shore pines” as a juxtaposition with the body as it ages.
marion
Beautiful!