My eldest son has started "writing" haiku: cute phrases that, when set properly, capture a haiku spirit.
This one comes from, as you can imagine, his conversation with his teddy bear. There's something entirely charming about it that I couldn't resist.
To complete the haiga, I added a fairly recent photograph of the man himself, on one of his favourite modes of transport: the steam engine at the nearby wildlife park. It takes you past a stately home, which has... rhinos on the lawn. And giraffes. I had no idea that they could tolerate the cold English weather...
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My eldest son has started "writing" haiku: cute phrases that, when set properly, capture a haiku spirit.
This one comes from, as you can imagine, his conversation with his teddy bear. There's something entirely charming about it that I couldn't resist.
To complete the haiga, I added a fairly recent photograph of the man himself, on one of his favourite modes of transport: the steam engine at the nearby wildlife park. It takes you past a stately home, which has... rhinos on the lawn. And giraffes. I had no idea that they could tolerate the cold English weather...
Toodlepip,
Hobbes
P.s. The pictured was selected for the echo of the "blue scarf".
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