Haiku (5/7/5): Winter's Art (poem) by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner on AuthorsDen

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Haiku (5/7/5): Winter's Art
by Karla Dorman, The StormSpinner
Wednesday, December 14, 2005
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pristine white backdrop;
daring splashes of scarlet
create diversion

(c) 2005, Karla Dorman.

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Reviewed by Mr. Ed	12/15/2005

Love the 'Ku and the graphic, Karla, since I'm kind of partial to them bright little cardinal fellas - especially when I see them in winter around here. They truly do add sparkle to that snow.




Reviewed by Carole Mathys	12/15/2005

Lovely Karla... Carole...love and peace




Reviewed by Lori Moore	12/14/2005

This is very nice.




Reviewed by Brian Pellerino	12/14/2005

Lady K, Just plain Ku-ul! I love the scarlet. Peace and (((Hugs))) B




Reviewed by Tinka Boukes	12/14/2005

Oh this is stunning...love it!! Love Tinka




Reviewed by Ed Matlack	12/14/2005

Both the pic and the haiku are absolutely beautiful, like their authoress...Ed




Reviewed by Dawn Richerson	12/14/2005

oh, oh, oh I LOVE this, Karla. bless you for posting this tonight. the cardinal has always had spiritual significance for me - I associate it with my Grandma who died when I was 16 - and to see two against a field of white and read your perfect description has been the most beautiful gift tonight after a hard day. blessings to you, Dawn




Reviewed by Sherry Heim	12/14/2005

Very, very nice, Karla. When I lived in Ohio, I loved to see the cardnals, remaining long after all the other birds had flown south, their rich red color popped against the white and snowy world. Take care, Sherry




Reviewed by Andy Turner (Reader)	12/14/2005

Nice one Karla.. How I wish it would snow here..




Reviewed by E T Waldron	12/14/2005

A fabulous Ku from one who writes like , what was that word you used starts with a C...! Eat your words;-) see even your pen shows you the truth!;-) Love, Eileen




Reviewed by Felix Perry	12/14/2005

Now how can you ever doubt the value of your art when you write such beautiful creations as this to entertain and brighten the lifes of all who read you. Well done Karla. Felix




Reviewed by Jerry Bolton (Reader)	12/14/2005

Described it so well we didn't need the photo.




Reviewed by F William Broome	12/14/2005

...and great beauty and delight throguh your creative words and photography - both amazing! Love it - Bill




*Reviewed by Joseph OneLight®*	12/14/2005

You write beautifully Karla! Love & Light, Joseph




Reviewed by Kate Burnside	12/14/2005

Brilliant! The world is just so full that sometimes we need a bit of the "whiteout" in order to single out and appreciate things afresh. You have given us a crystal magnifying glass here that picks up with charm and grace the movement and dynamism of nature's beauty... I am sure Eddie K will approve! :)) LOL Kate xx




Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater	12/14/2005

OH... splendid! All you have to do is glance at this once! And know what a vision you have put together for us. With words and backdrop, you have captured a word painting so beautiful! Thanks Karla. Sage




Reviewed by Karen Lynn Vidra, The Texas Tornado	12/14/2005

(((Karla))) Splendid visuals; this haiku strongly evokes memories of winters in Ohio. Thanks for this beautiful memory jog; extremely well done! BRAVA, Poet! (((HUGS))) and much love, your twin, Karen Lynn. :D

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