Haiku + Senryu

Haiku is a seasonal, reverent celebration of a subject (nature or people) trying to make a feeling.
Senryu tends to have a victim and may be humorous or irreverant trying to make a point.
- paraphrased from Michael Dylan Welch's Graceguts

Friday, 10 May 2013

carved in his life lines...


A sculpture by William Ricketts at Seawinds, Arthurs Seat on the Mornington Peninsula


carved in his life lines
story of many seasons
and many visions


Linking to:
Haiku Heights ~ Story
SOOC Sunday 

9 comments:

Reading Pleasure said...

Great interpretation

Anonymous said...

Excellent haiku =) There is a certain truth to the adage about your face sticking in the expression most worn

Maggie Grace said...

Wisdom carved in the lines...love the look of a wise face. Lovely haiku.

Nanka said...

Looks a wise old man with a lot of wisdom!! The stone and the grains make it look very ancient, seems like he has an extra long life line!! Lovely choice for the prompt!!

Anonymous said...

What stories do the lines in our faces tell? Very nice.

Ramesh Sood said...

I have always looked at old faces searching for stories in the lines.. so happy to have read it..

http://rameshsood.blogspot.in/2013/05/and-stories-all-spillhaiku.html

RS

Lady In Read said...

great image and words to match

Anonymous said...

What an interesting sculpture! I love the haiku you've written to accompany it.

Claudia said...

Nice take on the prompt! I like the phrase "life lines". :)

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