Friday, 6 March 2009



venera kuka
izza oblakov -
pesem kosa

18 comments:

d smith kaich jones said...

We are both embracing the night, I see.

I can hear the rustle of the blackbird's wing as he flutters past.

Love this.
:) Debi

Aleta said...

Oh La! Lovely, Lovely poem and picture. *sigh*... star perfectly framed and penned.

Devika Jyothi said...

Seems a very romantic night :)

evocative haiga, Polona

wishes,
devika

Bill said...

the star
of a long cold winter
Venus

Anonymous said...

That Venus is such a flirt!

Devika Jyothi said...

Now, Quilly thats a real inane comment -- considering "universal" truths!

How could you allege that!?

i thinks its Venus, the dark sky and clouds...that makes for a romantic night for we, romantics on earth :)

just my personal view :)

wishes,
devika

Emma Dalloway said...

I see Venus lined up very nicely there for you. Lovely moment.

John McDonald said...

good one polona
john

Janice Thomson said...

Oh I like this Polona! Neat shot too.

Lorraine said...

Enchanting welcome to spring ;)

Masago said...

Very nice.

Ashi said...

In the cold light of Venus I'll take the blackbird anytime, nice one Polona.

jem said...

I like it - as if he is singing to encourage it out.

Gillena Cox said...

the brightest star-
night
filling the sky

Magyar said...

_Armless, and yet she spreads the curtains to peer at the Earth. _Polona, a grand photo with its venus point, and in the words, your responding blackbird.
_m

get zapped said...

Lovely blue clouds.

J. Andrew Lockhart said...

I saw the same! :)

Anonymous said...

I like this Haiku very much. Very tender. It's similar to your haiku about the two ducks. The only thing I might consider is changing "song" to "sings"?

venus peeks
from behind the clouds -
blackbird sings

This makes it feel as though the blackbird is singing to Venus, which is truly a lovely sentiment. But maybe this isn't your intention, Polona?

I know you know when to ignore me. :-)