Posted in Everyday Art, Haiku, Holding My Breath, On the Road, Photography, Place, Practice, Seasons, Secrets, Structure, Taos, Travel, Wake Up, tagged abandoned, C-41 color film, cars, Chrysler, Dodge, film photography, found objects, keys, locks, New Mexico, northern New Mexico, objects, rust, rusty objects, senryu, the power of objects, the practice of haiku, turning of the seasons, turning points, turning the key, vintage cars, waiting on September 17, 2009| 15 Comments »
the key, C-41 print film, up on the mesa top, outside
Taos, New Mexico, January 2003, photo © 2003-2009
by QuoinMonkey. All rights reserved.
frozen rusty lock
not knowing she has the key–
waits for the next turn
-posted on red Ravine, Thursday, September 17th, 2009
-related to post: haiku 2 (one-a-day)
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