Wednesday, August 26, 2009

Harvest on the Vine



nature's window wide
outside-in to step inside
red sows our downfall

18 comments:

Karen said...

Beautiful picture and verse to begin this last-day-of-summer day. (It's over -- school starts today!)

Amritorupa Kanjilal said...

the picture is an explosion of delicious possibilities.
hello jason, how have you been?

Mona said...

Raspberry! mmmmm!

I like the haiku.

Flowers bloom, and fruits ripen to be picked in the end. But not before they have sucked in all juice from life!

PhilipH said...

Short and sweet. Juicy looking too.

the walking man said...

Love this short line verse. For the first time in my life I am looking forward to a brutally cold winter.

Kriti said...

I have to admit, I enjoy your photography much more than those simple prose posts. A picture IS worth a thousand words and combined with your little rhymes, it becomes one rememarkable creation! :)

Margaret said...

Delicious!! Both the photo and the haiku!!

Sarah Hina said...

What a sumptuous berry, especially peeking through like that. :) I love how the photo's framing feels like a window here.

This haiku made me think both of Karen's recent poem, and of the Garden of Eden. What a way to fall. :)

Bebo said...

Yummy & lovely!

Laurel said...

Love the haiku and the photo even more. Gorgeous tribute to summer! Lush and sweet.

WVS: choterox. Not sure if it's a heart med or a feminine hygeine product. Maybe a combination?

Anonymous said...

Karen, and now we move into a new chapter in the year.

Little Girl Lost, great to see you! I've been well. Mostly. You?

Mona, that juice is the tantalizing part. The stuff that draws us.

PhilipH, I should have eaten it. But after the photo, I had to let it go.

Walking Man, a chill breeze would be welcome now. Thanks!

Creation, photography is a treasured part of this experience for me. If my photos haven't been as present lately, it's only temporary!

Margaret, haiku is a wonderful form to pair with photos. Of course, I did violate the rules by having a line rhyme.

Sarah, Garden of Eden...I like that thought!

Bebo, much appreciated. :)

Laurel, the last harvests are coming in. (Sounds like some bleach in that word verification.)

Laurel said...

Oooh! Bleach. Shoulda thought of that.

Here in GA the last harvests have come and gone...and it's still hot as balls.

Shadow said...

beauty and sadness in one.

Terri said...

What a beautiful photograph!

Adisha said...

Love the pic :)

Anonymous said...

Laurel, does it ever really cool off?

Shadow, like much of your work.

Terri, thanks!!

Anonymous said...

Adisha, much appreciated!

Aniket Thakkar said...

The yin-yang is the ultimate truth of life... But nature embraces them all the good and bad... happy and sad... everything!