I'm not sure I find flourishing darkness very comfortable, but then the image is quite threatening(!). I can see the spirit though, and the haiku captures it.
The comparison using Night Rider provides the mystery of an evening's stretch ... it balances the day and provides rest for the weary! Then again, the nighttime is when much gets accomplished!!!
The comparison using Night Rider provides the mystery of an evening's stretch ... it balances the day and provides rest for the weary! Then again, the nighttime is when much gets accomplished!!!
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Those clouds look filled and hungry!
I see an interesting picture in my mind, when I read this Haiku - As the night rider spreads his cape on daylight, darkness begines to flourish!!! :-)
Nice take!
I'm not sure I find flourishing darkness very comfortable, but then the image is quite threatening(!). I can see the spirit though, and the haiku captures it.
Night Rider beware!
Although the darkness flourishes, light is always more powerful than darkness.
Things That Flourish Here and Here and Here
The comparison using Night Rider provides the mystery of an evening's stretch ... it balances the day and provides rest for the weary! Then again, the nighttime is when much gets accomplished!!!
Nicely done!!
The comparison using Night Rider provides the mystery of an evening's stretch ... it balances the day and provides rest for the weary! Then again, the nighttime is when much gets accomplished!!!
Nicely done!!
this is dark, i like! :)
you have captured the mood very well here.
Beautifully done, love it!
Perfect Haiku. Loved it.
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Glad you made it this far...would love to hear your take on the words scribbled. A comment every now and then keeps the blues away. :D
Since, crazy Mr. Blogspot won't let me reply to the comments here (is upset with the water ladies ever since they refused to verify visitors)...will do the next best thing, drop in to your blog to say my Vanakkam/Namaste/Salaam/Hello.