H is the next letter in the Craft Barn Alpha Dictionary challenge, and there was only one option for me - haiku; the Japanese verse form.
I've been writing my own haiku for a little while now; traditionally, these verses are about the natural world.
Now, what to write about? Hummm - could it bee ...
I decided to get the Distress Inks out and made a background, using some stencils too. Then, my favourite bee stamps.
And from one of my favourite poets - Emily Dickinson
To make a prairie it takes a clover and one bee,
One clover, and a bee,
And revery.
The revery alone will do,
If bees are few.
Bee happy this Bank Holiday weekend.
That's bee-u-tiful sorry couldn't resist. It is a lovely haiku. I love the bee stamps you've used. Are they by Stampotique?
ReplyDeleteA haiku, how wonderful. The artwork, the subject and the verse are all amazing. Love it.
ReplyDeleteHMMM! I seem to have missed your bank holiday and your latest CB entry, too.
ReplyDeleteI wrote ONE haiku in my life and I am so bad at it, it took me forever. I so enjoyed yours, and the bees definitely have it. You created a lovely page, beautiful illustrations, and a great haiku. What more could one ask for?
Yes... a fab page and the bees are beautiful too. How perfect to include your very own Haiku!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful page. It evokes a stillness with only the sound of the buzzing of the bees to be heard.
ReplyDeleteI love your beautiful page with the buzzing bees and your lovely Haiku.
ReplyDeletexxx Hazel.
Gorgeous words & background. Your blog posts are always so delightful to read. Thank you for finding the time to visit my blog & for leaving your comment. It is very much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous words & background. Your blog posts are always so delightful to read. Thank you for finding the time to visit my blog & for leaving your comment. It is very much appreciated.
ReplyDeleteThank you for entering the Craft Barn Alpha/Dictionary Challenge. Good Luck Mickie x
ReplyDeleteWow I'm in awe of your poetry! The page is perfect with its warm honey tones and subtle layers. Xx
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