poem and photo by heidi helmer |
My memories are here
drifting like
clouds.
heidi
written 5/15/14 for dVerse Meeting the Bar
Victoria is tending today and has us writing a Tilus, a form developed by Kelvin S.M. There is supposed to be a break in between the last two lines, but I forgot it before I saved the image. This piece is not only my first Tilus, but also my first attempt at scanner photography. I am looking forward to trying out both again soon. So, while your surfing, head on over to the Pub and check out the Tilus!
very cool...the picture/word combo plays well...the words among the photos from your life....the allusion to them being drifting clouds, nice...
ReplyDeleteThanks, Brian!
DeleteI'd say this is perfect. Nature stealing in on the deeper meaning.
ReplyDeletethat is a very cool and interesting image... the memories drifting... they indeed have this fragmental quality - showing up suddenly and disappear again the same way...nice
ReplyDeleteThank you Claudia! I like how the layers worked in this photo. I am looking forward to working with my scanner some more.
Deletesnippets are nice
ReplyDeleteThanks Jo-hanna!
Deletenice analogy...they do drift...
ReplyDeleteThank you Sumana!
DeleteDreamy and seductive.
ReplyDeleteThank you Rosemary!
DeleteLove your experimentation - and the willingness to experiment! Well done!
ReplyDeleteThank you Marina Sofia. I am glad you liked it. I recommend trying scanner photography.
DeleteDrifting like clouds is lovely metaphor for memories ~ There is depth in the 3 lines ~
ReplyDeleteThank you Grace!
DeleteIf a haiku with a picture is haiga - would a tilius with picture be a taiga?
ReplyDeleteAnyway .. those drifting clouds.. exactly like memories
Thanks Bjorn! I have been having fun playing with variations of the haiga. I like taiga, and at least one luaiga? (with a lune?)
DeleteVery good. I think we can all relate to those drifting moments.
ReplyDeleteThank you, and welcome to the lasagna!
DeleteThis is simply perfect Heidi. That drifting clouds is what i would pick as well to associate with memories. Great job! Thank you. smiles...
ReplyDeleteAw, thank you, Kelvin! I am so glad that you like them. I'm all blushy now...
DeleteLove your graphics and words.
ReplyDeleteThank you Cressida. I liked the image when I posted, but it is growing on me and I keep seeing new layers to it.
DeleteDrifting is really lingering along - as does memory! Wonderful write Heidi!
ReplyDeleteHank
Thank you Hank!
Deleteyou know, memories are ephemeral - like clouds - so few words, such a strong vivid image you evoked. Thanks
ReplyDeleteYes! Finally someone else who only wrote one stanza! And what a powerful stanza it was! Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI know, right! And, we both used photography with our poems! Great minds...
Delete(and thank you for the kind comment!)