Tuesday, 9 December 2008



poslovni sestanek
lipov plod pristane
na rjasti strehi

15 comments:

Anonymous said...

I'll have to think about this Haiga. I'm haven't yet made all the connections you seem to be trying to make?

Also, even though I'm not sure how a rusty plate fits in, reversing the line, to me, lends the haiga a sense of humor?

A linden seed lands
on a rusty plate
business meeting

Masago said...

I imagine some birds in a tree getting together for a "business meeting". While dining on linden seeds one of the seeds falls out and down onto this rusty plate of steel. It is somewhat amusing with the play on the word "plate" (in conjunction with the birds dining). :-)

Devika Jyothi said...

Now it makes sense to me...

when i saw this picture at the other day was wondering what it was...

Business meeting outdoors -- reminded of my old job..where we used to have them at the chairman's farmhouse :)

This one is so very realistic, yet more to it :)

wishes,
devika

Anonymous said...

Well, the Linden Seed isn't going to get much business accomplished there!

John McDonald said...

well caught
john

Art and Poetry said...

I used to go to business meeting and they made about as much sense as a linden seed on a rusty plate.

nice one!!

jem said...

I like the setting you've given this - the contrasts of new chance for growth and old solid remains. Thoughtful.

Tikkis said...

someone
just been
in a hurry


ps. this is an hay(na)ku!

Lorraine said...

Pretty intriguing piece dear Polona....Linden tea for a meeting?
I'd prefer coffee lol

aleks said...

very nice, Polona :)
and pretty interesting interpretations, too :)
well... my thoughts also often wander off at business meetings ;)

J. Andrew Lockhart said...

this one is perfect!

magiceye said...

superb! loved it!

Anonymous said...

Look at this sharp photo perspective. All of those angles, yet there is that texture finely caught.
(Is a linden seed something from food? Like eating lunch during the meeting? Or does it refer to leftovers, given the word rusty?)

Anonymous said...

Oh my or "spitting out seeds" because the meeting is boring, unnecessary, or full of old ideas. I'm intrigued.

Inside our hands, outside our hearts said...

I have to agree with Andrew Polona, thus one is perfect.

Soft love,
T