Food poisoning this week. No details necessary… just to say that yesterday, I rose from the wish-I-was-dead and went around my house taking pictures and writing haiku.
These haiku were inspired by some of the art on our walls at home. The pieces are from France, except the one that was done by Callaghan, who is French. You get the common theme.
Haiku 3: Art
(by Kristi Garboushian)
1.
Déjà vu hunting
blind, agnostic galleries –
counting hours.
Cromagnon detail (original art by Callaghan)
2.
Insurmountable:
vapor of millenniums,
vaporous château.
Eiffel tower pencil sketch
3.
Rapidly displaced
spectra: brook waters culling
hand-painted headstones.
Watercolor flowers
4.
Slanderous tom-tom!
Axioms, acknowledgments
feigning percussion.
Tin painting
Here’s to a healthier week ahead for us all!
That Asian-Looking Chick 
Fantastic!
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Thank you! =)
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Don’t usually like English haiku written in 5-7-5, but these are exceptional. A big fan of Art Nouveau too. Enjoyed this.
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Thank you so much… I’m glad you enjoyed. I’ve never made a practice of writing 5-7-5 haiku (or any haiku, actually), so this is a new and pleasurable challenge. The art served as a generous muse for this set.
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