Sarah is a British eccentric who writes offbeat fiction, haiku and tanka poetry. When stuck for words, she sketches or paints instead. She's into nature conservation, sustainability, gardening, dogs, natural health, and reading. Her sociability is something that happens in short bursts with long breathing spaces in between.
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6 thoughts on “For The Love Of Haiku 39”
Hmmmm I love your haiku for this picture, the Geisha, the forever boy to immortals… you just captured them all…. and fit them together beautifully in just few words…. So brilliant Sarah 🙂 Thanks dear… xoxo
It took me ages, as there was so much of interest in the image and I couldn’t decide what aspect to focus upon. Thank you, Dolly and ther Art Lovers for the challenge!
I think that Peter Pan was portrayed as less than “charming” in the original story that I read as a child — quite a dubious character really. When the Disney version came out, I thought it was twaddle, as I’d already made up my mind that anyone who abducted children without bothering about parents’ feelings was bad!
Of course, if there had been a geisha and Pegasus in the story, I might have found some magic to delight me, within the darker contest of the whole.
I’ve always thought too deeply about everything, which is often not such a good thing.
Sarah Potter Writes 
Hmmmm I love your haiku for this picture, the Geisha, the forever boy to immortals… you just captured them all…. and fit them together beautifully in just few words…. So brilliant Sarah 🙂 Thanks dear… xoxo
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It took me ages, as there was so much of interest in the image and I couldn’t decide what aspect to focus upon. Thank you, Dolly and ther Art Lovers for the challenge!
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Reblogged this on allaboutlemon-All Around, In, And Out Of My Own Universe.
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absolutely charming!!!!
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I think that Peter Pan was portrayed as less than “charming” in the original story that I read as a child — quite a dubious character really. When the Disney version came out, I thought it was twaddle, as I’d already made up my mind that anyone who abducted children without bothering about parents’ feelings was bad!
Of course, if there had been a geisha and Pegasus in the story, I might have found some magic to delight me, within the darker contest of the whole.
I’ve always thought too deeply about everything, which is often not such a good thing.
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