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May haikus


Just one rule for May: each haiku is printed/written/collaged onto a page from an old book on Raoul Dufy, one of many I inherited from my grandparents' huge collection. I know some gasp at the desecration, so be it. They each measure appr. 13 x 17,5 cm = 5 x 7 in.

Most haikus consist of 17 syllables, meaning some don't, just worked out better that way.




















 










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Hi, I'm an artist. ' Art might simply be the awareness of how we might create self. That we do. What happens, and then, what we do about it. The story. And the expression of that.' Jude Hill - Spirit Cloth [with kind permission]

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Liz A said…
as a one-time librarian, I well-know that some books outlive their intended-use lives ... it is a joy to see a book find a new life in altered form ... far from desecration, I'd call it resurrection
1 June 2024 at 16:10
Saskia said…
thank you very much Liz, once again you have suggested a spot-on-word for what's happening here, resurrection (like desecration) holds biblical connotations which I find hilarious and profound all at once!
1 June 2024 at 17:56
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