The haiku poet Taneda Santoka inspires many of my etegami, but in this case my main inspiration came from a photo taken by my middle sister, whom I haven't seen in more than thirteen years. (sigh)
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ReplyDeleteI love this! I can see the wind swaying through the thistles! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI always loved thistles. In my bug days, I'd crouch and look inside. Bees, hoverflies, bumblebees, beetles, crab spiders, etc. etc. I like the way you handled the flower buds and the purple blossoms.
ReplyDeleteI like the curve of purple suggesting the flower, and the thistles all leaning in the breeze. A beautiful image.
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