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persimmons

0 comments | Tuesday, June 27, 2006


another version of the persimmon, this time more japonais

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persimmons

1 comments | Saturday, June 24, 2006



ars gratia artis
persimmons
pencil and watercolor on paper
4 inches x 6 inches

Persimmons in fruit—
Hear the distant temple bells
Day grows into night


I drew this piece about four years ago, when I was visiting the Jesuit high school at Kobe. It was summer and right outside my window was this persimmon tree, called kaki in Japanese, pendant with fruit. I wrote a haiku on the persimmon.

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