shivering into
the marrow of the moon as
it rises singing
For Frank Tassone’s #haikai challenge #116, cold moon.
I borrowed the painting by Marianne von Werfkin that Jane used to illustrate her moon gogyohka as inspiration for my collage.
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I love this! “… marrow of the moon.” Excellent!
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Thanks Audrey!
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I do like the blending of contrasting images in this, the shivering of the marrow combined with ‘rising’ and ‘singing’.
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This one evolved almost completely from what I started with after I did the collage. It really is often an interaction.
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Von Werefkin is a classic example of the talented woman in the group who is relegated to making the sandwiches.
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I’ve been reading about Lee Krasner and how she subjugated herself to the genius of her husband Jackson Pollack. She was far more interesting, in every way.
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Clara Schumann….Did everything Robert did, just as well except she brought up eight children at the same time.
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Nothing has changed.
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Nope.
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Shivering and singing seems perfect for the cold December moon.
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They are (although it’s 60 degrees here today…)
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It’s warmer here today, too, but it’s chilly in our house, and the temperature is supposed to drop.
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Your words are a perfect fit for the painting. The footprint is a nice touch in your collage.
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Thanks Ken. A serendipitous find in my collage box.
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Reblogged this on Frank J. Tassone and commented:
#Haiku Happenings #1 (12/10/19): K’s latest haiku for my current #haikai challenge!
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