Pic by Gemma Wiseman ~ Farmers often burn mixed rubbish in the late Autumn months, Red Hill, Mornington Peninsula.
Often, the area becomes laden with a pungent melee of scents that seem to linger in the smokey air long after the fire has burnt.
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3WW #CXCVI ~ acrid + bane + tepid
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Acrid, lemon words
Cruel bane of dignity
No tepid healing
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010
Pungent, Sour Words
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8 comments:
I like the color of flame in your photo with the gray smoke background.
You added another interesting word to the list.....'pungent'.
power-packed haiku.
This one's very strong. Nice one.
very differently and interesting done :)
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I like the image of tepid healing, and the idea of its opposite.
Tepid... I especially loved your way with that word...
My Three Word Wednesday for this week.
The caption to the pic surprises me. I guess there are rules about what can be burnt and what can't?
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