Transcribing My weather By Jane Hirshfield [ Photo with Poem / Experiment23 ]
The poet who beautifully composed these short poems was Jane Hirschfield, a popularly recognized poet, born in the United States in 1953. She has published many collections of poetry and essays, has won many awards and is a renowned poet who is a scholar of the science of poetry.
While reading this poem, I thought that my own emotions have various shapes, just like changes in the weather. I think that the change in the weather here is both a source of my own emotions and is also influenced by external influences.
The poet asks, "Doesn't living things in nature have such feelings and weather?" She also asks trees and mountains.
My weather By Jane Hirshfield
Wakeful, sleepy, hungry, anxious,
restless, stunned, relieved.
Does a tree also?
A mountain?
A cup holds
sugar, flour, three large rabbit-breaths of air.
I hold these.
My weather / Color |
My weather / B&W |
I chose this picture of a lotus flower for the poem. This picture was taken on May 6, 2024, when I went to the park with an umbrella on a very rainy and windy day.
Fujifilm X-T4 F7.1 1/750s ISO160 420mm
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/eCfxZJxCL9w
The pen I used today is Waterman's Hemisphere fountain pen. It's a pen that I've been using very well for years.
Experiment23 / B&W |
Experiment23 / Color |
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