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ekphrasis: a verbal representation of a visual representation

On now at the Colborne Art Gallery Art & Words including my poetic response to Ken Solilo’s photograph, below CHIAROSCURO Turning Pages, photograph by Ken Solilo pitchblack‒the background‒night or intentional obscurity                                                                         the foreground‒white pages of a book open and airy composed of light‒composed to fathom the inky sea                                                                         between light and the words

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Traveller

Jizo bodhisattva, whose figures are often clothed or capped in red, protects travellers on the way. Jizo is evoked by these red capped lichen called British Soldiers. Go in peace! It has been published this month in http://www.chrysanthemum-haiku.net/en/current-issue.html, a semi-annual on-line magazine filled with exquisite verse and images in the tradition of Japanese short poetry.

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