Oh, to pocket time
It flies one season to next
Simply catch a star
This is my response to this week’s W3 challenge which is to create a haiga by pairing a haiku (traditionally about nature) or senryu (traditionally about human foibles) with a visual art form of my choice. The theme: the long-awaited shift from winter to spring.
I think this is a senryu? It is a human foible to think we can control time, right?
The artwork is a little self-indulgent. It’s a collage I made at Christmas. I also made a few ornaments along the same theme, but never did anything with them.



Sally the poem is a delight!! I love that ornament! So clever!
Lovely poem Sally
Nicely done!
time is moving faster and faster.
I love the poem and all of the artwork! Such childlike hope and faith!
This is adorable!
Wonderful poem and artwork, Sally!
Yvette M Calleiro 🙂
http://yvettemcalleiro.blogspot.com
Sally, this doesn’t feel self-indulgent to me — it feels tender. “Oh, to pocket time” with that reaching child makes the longing almost physical.
~David
Thanks, David! As always, I appreciate your encouragement.
*hug!*
hi, Sally❣️
Our W3 prompt, hosted by our beloved Elizabeth, is live until Monday. Here it is for your convenience:
Much love,
David