Hello! 馃尭
I was wondering for a while where should I present my work - there or on my blue blog with poems (subjects of my blog are interchanging regardless). My hesitation came from usage of polish language in poem's arrangement. Few days ago I was doing some clearing-up in my drawer. I found the old papers, photocopies and flyers.
Between them I noticed a printout of my short essay concerning hanami - japanese custom which consists in watching flowers of cherry trees. With the beginning of the Spring, people listen carefully weather forecasts and their full pariculars in the matter of sakura zensen (cherry blossom front which is crossing through islands from South to North). Thanks to those informations people can appropriately prepare for hanami.
They celebrate a subtle, ephemeral beauty of cherry blossom in the parks, in the palatine gardens or at the cemeteries. The last of the mentioned places actually correspond strongly with a symbolism of gentle flowers, associated with the passing.
I've decided to cut some words from this essay and arrange a poem.
Why not?
hanami, collage poem. |
In order to bring hanami's atmosphere out I chose pieces of paper in white, pastel pink and amaranthine colours. Then, I glued them together and also I added a few little decorations.
Below I wrote an english version of poem.
TRANSLATION:
Hanami
that much drama
comes along with spring
japanese media give this a great deal of attention
hanami is a chance to brooding
about the past and the future
cherry blossoms remain beautiful and young to the very end
strong metaphor of passing
spring is coming
Japanese gather together on picnics
celebrating among the ancestors
in a park or in a garden
watching the flowers of blossoming cherries
an evidence of taming
a menacing nature
Who knows, maybe if I made it to the end of April, it won't be the only work refering to hanami.
That's all for today.
Are you familiar with term hanami?
Do you like arrange this kind of collages?
Please, let me know in comments section.
Have a Nice Day! ✄
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