Sure thing, regarding the Korea-style sijo poems, they're like a cousin of the Japanese haiku. With the sijo poem, you try and use 14-16 syllables per line and have a total of 3 lines.
For me, I like to write a sijo poem for my Nature experiences and photos. I hope this answers your question.
Thank you B2 and much appreciated.
Sure thing, regarding the Korea-style sijo poems, they're like a cousin of the Japanese haiku. With the sijo poem, you try and use 14-16 syllables per line and have a total of 3 lines.
For me, I like to write a sijo poem for my Nature experiences and photos. I hope this answers your question.
Wonderful story of a special encounter, Neil. Love the way the bird is set against the white backdrop in that first shot.
Thanks James. Luck and timing and hat-tip to the crows!
I agree, that is a very beautiful bird.
Thanks Michael.
Gorgeous photos! Wow, the detail of the feathers is amazing. Enjoyed reading about this encounter.
Thanks Linsday and much appreciated! I was fortunate with this encounter and have the crows to thanks for tipping me off as well. ;)
You're welcome. Other birds can be so helpful sometimes, in spying the birds of prey.