Showing posts with label stars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stars. Show all posts
Friday, March 14, 2008
Force of Gravity (tanka, 2001)
deceptively still,
far suns of night burn
in silence,
drawn away as I am
by force of gravity
DW Bender
unpublished tanka, May 8, 2001
Sorry, I've been busy with some other things, and have not been visiting my poetry blog for a little while...I do need to answer your kind comments, friends, readers. Soon.
A couple months ago, I discovered a wonderful artist/photographer, Donald Cecil, aka Don Cecil who posts many of his creations on Flickr. I am blown away and transported by the awesome wonder of his work, which call forth the language of dream, imagination, childhood... . I hope he will one day publish some of these in books. I can't begin to describe what kind of profound and stong feelings and yearnings (related to childhood and creativity) the images he creates bring up in me:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bullcecil/
Visit all of them, but especially see, these Sets:
Kid Years
New Story
Cancer Time
50 Years
Sunday, February 24, 2008
Spring Night, Ink
Haiku: One Deep Breath, Prompt 89 theme: Ink
1. Tanka with digital art

how could I help it—
escaping with the spring moon
on this quilted night
somewhere a slow, shifting sound
and ink melts, slips over stone
DW Bender
untitled tanka 2000
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2. 2 Haiku
1.
spring nightfall
ink melts
over stone
tombée du jour
l'encre fond
sur la pierre
2.
back and forth
grinding ink slowly
the weight of my words
allant et venant
broyant l'encre lentement
le poids de mes mots
DW Bender, 2000
untitled haiku
published in Temps Libres/Free Times, 'Favorites'
Translated by Serge Tomé, Belgium
1. Tanka with digital art

how could I help it—
escaping with the spring moon
on this quilted night
somewhere a slow, shifting sound
and ink melts, slips over stone
DW Bender
untitled tanka 2000
==========
2. 2 Haiku
1.
spring nightfall
ink melts
over stone
tombée du jour
l'encre fond
sur la pierre
2.
back and forth
grinding ink slowly
the weight of my words
allant et venant
broyant l'encre lentement
le poids de mes mots
DW Bender, 2000
untitled haiku
published in Temps Libres/Free Times, 'Favorites'
Translated by Serge Tomé, Belgium
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