21 Wednesday Sep 2016
Posted in americana, close up details, Old Vehicles, poems and photos, roads, rust, summer, Wabi Sabi
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art, beauty, design, details, Detroit, dreams, found art, great plains, haiku, iron, junk yards, metal, nash, nature, North Dakota, photography, poetry, reflections, relics, summer, time, used cars, vintage, wabi sabi, weathered, witness, worn, zen
under big sky
from one water tower
to the next…
05 Monday Sep 2016
Posted in americana, close up details, landscapes, poems and photos, Wabi Sabi
06 Monday Jul 2015
Posted in poems and photos
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details, farm equipment, grinding stone, lichens, patterns, photography, poetry, relics, rings, rust, rusting, sharpening stone, stone, summer, tanka, wheel
showing my daughter
my childhood ‘fish’ jackknife
she promptly says:
“i’ll put that in your grave
when you die”
the wheel
no longer turning
but still a wheel
27 Saturday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
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art, beauty, dreams, fields, Finger Lakes, haiku, nature, New York State, old vehicles, out to pasture, pastures, photography, poetry, relics, rust, rusting, terminal, time, trucks, wabi sabi, weathering, wonder
back home
the old truck comes to rest
in its ruts
wind running
through the field
around the old truck
25 Thursday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
Tags
delivery truck, farms, grown over, lost and found, neglect, now, old farms, old vehicles, olden days, once upon a time, past, photography, poetry, relics, seasons, stages, summer, tanka, time, trucks, wabi sabi, weathering, woods
the wind in the trees
reminds me
that what once was
so important
just passes by
delivery truck
in the good old days
permanently parked
10 Wednesday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
08 Monday Jun 2015
Posted in poems and photos
Tags
art, direction, directions, found art, lost and found, markers, New York City, photography, poetry, relics, signs, tanka, the way, urban, wabi sabi
the brass arrow
points the way
to something or someplace
that no longer
is there…
Central Park
from another era
an arrow…
24 Friday Apr 2015
Posted in poems and photos
tom clausen 