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Originally posted by Seree Zohar:
Hi to both Lee and Stephen
“The Jewish Bride” hosts
immaculate despite centuries
dead flies at her hem
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Lee - not sure of correct procedure when it comes to haiku, but "The Jewish Bride" is the title of a famous Rembrant, thus the quotes. As all three haiku were Holland-focused, I wondered about using the title as indicating the aspect of specific time; then using her continuously pristine state, comparing to the centuries that fall about her, as passing time.
Stephen - in order to better understand the idea of open-ended,(Lee also referred to Martin in this respect - hello Martin! nice to have you as a boat-mate!) - can you DO something with any of the 3 pieces I posted to show open as opposed to closed ??? thanks.
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Quotes are fine. My question indicates the level of my own ignorance. Seeing where you were from, I thought maybe it was a TV show!
Lee