strong yet pliant grass
pushing up through concrete--
cracking a koan
"Art does not reflect the visible; rather, it makes visible" ~Paul Klee
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6 comments:
well done
john
kool
-alan b
(and nice even though i was hoping for a may day haiku!)
alan b
Thank you, John and Alan.
I had pre-written a May Day haiku, but I ended up submitting it to a journal that doesn't accept poems that have appeared on line, so it will appear in Magnapoets soon.
Pushing through the concrete...cracking!
what a grass that is!
oh yeah if the concerete has holes...but then it doesn't have to crack..
anyway, there's an image I like in it, Nora :)
wishes,
devika
Did the stone wall bow, to its defeat by the acorn?
I do so like it... when the minimal succeeds.
Nora, Your haiku is that blade of grass, But Ho! That is complimentary, -not-
minimal!
_m
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