adabana wa ame ni utarete uri batake
fruitless blossoms
are beaten by the rain
in the melon fields
© Buson
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every where I look
the yellow flowers of melons
after a sunny day
© Chèvrefeuille
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baseball size melon
still some time yet before
they are harvested
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the shape of a star
a fallen super nova
the melon flower
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attracting the bees
into a horn of plenty
melon blossom waits
©JP/davh
Beautiful set, all of 3
ReplyDeleteThese are all wonderful -- I'm especially fond of the supernova melon flower! For we are all starstuff, right? :)
ReplyDeleteThe flowers wait knowing they are good attraction for the bees! Nicely Jules!
ReplyDeleteHank
Lovely set... each has it's own beauty
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Siggi
The melon blossom is rather passive, isn't it? Although it wants the bee, it can't seek the bee, but only wait.
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Two beautiful thoughts.
ReplyDeleteWell written Jules that second haiku is gorgeous ... I like that comparison of the melon flower with a supernova star.
ReplyDeleteI was thinking of the spiral universe unfolding as the melon flower does and then of the death of the flower like the collapse of the super nova. When the science shows depict in a fast sequence the birth and death of stars they look like flowers blooming and dying.
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