Stranded: Lorna Dee's "Water Hay(na)ku" on David's Foto Blog
Stranded: water
(click to enlarge pics)
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Stranded
a solo journey in circles
Saturday, April 09, 2005
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water
Always in motion ever changing the overall flow of the creek maintains a steady stream of water over a rock washing ever in the same spot but with different fresher water every moment. In the abstract blur of white water, moving too fast for the camera shutter to freeze in motion, a face will appear speaking the voice of the river.
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Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Creek
White
Hole—bragging.
See. Face it.
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Tiny pine cones trapped aboard a moss surface seeking release to the flow down stream to carry the seeds to fertile ground to grow as guardians to the flow of water.
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Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Pine Cone
Go
Guardian—guarded.
Trapped not. Spring.
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Gurgled over a slow eddy in the rush of wetness the stones below the shallow water shape shift in the glancing reflection of sunlight dancing the surface of this quiet bit of the rush.
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Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Waterover
Old
Stones charm
Underwater. Marbled.
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Like an old rusted wheel the orange sewer drain rests in the ground. Paint peeled and chipped away by time and the creeping of vegetation the etched in steel faded letters spell the source beneath, water.
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Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Waterdrain
Fire.
Chipped charcoal
At water. Grass.
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Cut into half a black circle the blue ringed by red protective covering bolted in place to ensure proper flow.
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Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Circles Pipe
Saturn
Blue, elegant
Reclining leave—declining.
Sept. 25, 2005 at 1:57 AM
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Lasting throughout a whole winter season and still clinging to the same branch they turned colour on, the brilliant red leaves listen by the side of the stream to the gurgle of water as it whispers of dreams long gone with the season. Time frozen in step.
posted by dave April 9, 2005, at 10:52 PM
(click to enlarge pics)
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Stranded
a solo journey in circles
Saturday, April 09, 2005
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
water
Always in motion ever changing the overall flow of the creek maintains a steady stream of water over a rock washing ever in the same spot but with different fresher water every moment. In the abstract blur of white water, moving too fast for the camera shutter to freeze in motion, a face will appear speaking the voice of the river.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Creek
White
Hole—bragging.
See. Face it.
~~~
Tiny pine cones trapped aboard a moss surface seeking release to the flow down stream to carry the seeds to fertile ground to grow as guardians to the flow of water.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Pine Cone
Go
Guardian—guarded.
Trapped not. Spring.
~~~
Gurgled over a slow eddy in the rush of wetness the stones below the shallow water shape shift in the glancing reflection of sunlight dancing the surface of this quiet bit of the rush.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Waterover
Old
Stones charm
Underwater. Marbled.
~~~
Like an old rusted wheel the orange sewer drain rests in the ground. Paint peeled and chipped away by time and the creeping of vegetation the etched in steel faded letters spell the source beneath, water.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Waterdrain
Fire.
Chipped charcoal
At water. Grass.
~~~
Cut into half a black circle the blue ringed by red protective covering bolted in place to ensure proper flow.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Lorna Dee Cervantes said...
Circles Pipe
Saturn
Blue, elegant
Reclining leave—declining.
Sept. 25, 2005 at 1:57 AM
~~~
Lasting throughout a whole winter season and still clinging to the same branch they turned colour on, the brilliant red leaves listen by the side of the stream to the gurgle of water as it whispers of dreams long gone with the season. Time frozen in step.
posted by dave April 9, 2005, at 10:52 PM
posted by Lorna Dee Cervantes at 2:19 PM
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