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wyo winter
wyoming’s winter
Both field and mountain
All taken by the snow
Till nothing yet remains.
~Iōsō (J Clements, The Moon in the Pines)
snow fence
Fields we saw
blooming with
so many different flowers,
frost-withered now
to a single hue.
~SaigyO (B Watson, Poems of a Mountain Home)
weekly photo challenge: resilient
They ask me where’s the sense
on jasper mountains?
I laugh and don’t reply,
in heart’s own quiet:
Peach petals float their streams
away in secret
To other skies and earths
than those of mortals
~Li Po*
Resilient: multiple exposure images of the ever-changing landscape along Hwy. 287 between Laramie, Wyoming and Fort Collins, Colorado in combination with Li Po’s poem, In the Mountains: A reply to the Vulgar” reflect the resilience of time and words.
*cited:
Li Po and Tu Fu
A Cooper
CEO’s B&W Photo Challenge: Any Tracks & Trains
This section of railroad tracks is from a small rural community in eastern Wyoming…as we wandered through this part of America, it was not uncommon to see abandoned buildings which seem to be symbolic of discarded hopes and dreams.
This image “Discarded” is submitted in response to CEO’s B@W Photo Challenge: Any Tracks or Trains
buson’s spring lll
On my coming back,
how many pathways are there
through the spring grasses?
~Buson*
*cited:
Haiku Master Buson
Y Sawa & E Shiffert
