Thursday, July 12, 2012

Heat Haiku..as in William Hurt..

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For some reason my mind went directly to the movie "Body Heat" with William Hurt and 
Kathleen Turner, a re-make of "Double Indemnity", I believe.  There is a provocative scene with them on 
her terrace, similar to the one below, only dozens of  wind chimes are tinkling eerily as in an Alfred Hitchcock movie..





Approaching the night
 deep layers of orange blossoms 
fuse with linen scent


Lit paper lanterns
sway in the nocturnal breeze
glass capiz shells chime

Sultry daphne pairs 
with summertime soft blue notes
body heat rising

Waltzing me around
beyond the fountained terrace 
under lunar beams

Pool water ruffles 
touching places in my soul 
borne of the season


by klr






10 comments:

  1. What a composed and beautiful set of haiku, and the photo is like a dream, luxuriant and beckoning.

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  2. It all feels so gauzy and southern....wonderful...

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  3. And there is that "body heat rising" right in the center of it all. Oh, delicious!

    Battered Gate

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  4. welcome to haiku my heart,
    and what a grand entrance you have made;
    borne of the season indeed!
    haiku my heart opens the doors for all lovers of small words late thursday evening. most of the haiku pour in on friday. we are an enthusiastic group. besides loving words we embody a sense of community truly enjoying visiting each other and leaving a kind word along the way.
    i hope you will find a warm reception and join us week after week!

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  5. I'm with you there on the porch, your vision and words are enchanting, thanks for the connection. x

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  6. Very well crafted haiku ~ I specially like the second one ~

    http://everydayamazin.blogspot.ca/2012/07/firsts.html

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  7. Your haikus transpored me into the portals of summer evening - totally awesome!

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