__In my searches it was said that, Krigia Biflora blooms into late August. I'd better inform these wild flowers that their -timing- is out of sync.; October 29th, brilliant yellow blossoms compete with the fall birches... and the sunrise. Misplaced Kigo?
this Cynthia
stands as rival to the birch
morning sun
- Magyar
- Cape Cod, United States
- __I see with young eyes, an old mirror. Here, I hope to offer... as I see.
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its the way one sees....if seen as rival....the whole universe is in rivalry; if as friends its just friendly....
it all lies in the eyes of the beholder,
i like this anyways, Magyar :)
wishes,
devika
Yes Dev, thst friendly rivalry of color... the rich yellow of the Cynthia, the gold of the Autumn birch leaves, and the more intense gold of the sun; that universal, kinship's rivalry... of which you have so aptly spoken. Tnx, _m
When you elaborate, its always a pleasure to read, Magyar and ofcourse there's an added understanding :)
wishes,
deika
I love this. Believe the Cynthia is a flower...juxtaposed with the sun...nice ku
and lovely competitors they are, and they don't even know it (the competition part that is)
I love this _m
I can just picture them...I can also identify. Yesterday, my rosebush still had one magnificent blossom...just looking at it, you'd think it was the height of summer. It's so funny to see it surrounded by dead leaves. I am working on a haiga or taiga for a picture I took of it...not sure which yet. :)
good one, Magyar
My thanks to you all! _m
bright autumn sun --
shamelessly
not any rivalry
Ps. Cheers, -m!
Isn't it shocking how Nature doesn't always play by the rules? Perhaps haiku, too, should sometimes ignore the rules.
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