folk tale of sorrow
love's lament borne o'er rich lands
his brow furrows
linked to carpe diem; Mariachi
4JOY.........Beautiful and interesting things - visual, thoughtful, and (hopefully) poetic...
4JOY.........Beautiful and interesting things - visual, thoughtful, and (hopefully) poetic...
Weed seeds planted
ReplyDeleteSad musician laments
Wrong furrow plowed
JzB
clever man...
Deletepenned well ~ rather sad ~ how come you link is not the same as your blog link? I never knew that was you ~ hope all is well.
ReplyDeleteCarol of A Creative Harbor on blogger ^_^
thanx...I am unable to link up with my blog link and I get a msg: Cannot link with more than 50 characters..I continue to work on this issue..
DeleteIs he the cuckold or the cuckolded? Either way, 'tis a rotten position to be in!
ReplyDeleteOld Mariachis
you are right...should have written cuckolded, but it would have wrecked my syllable count!
DeleteYou've caught the deeper feeling of Mariachis in this nicely crafted haiku. Very strong ...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.. I haven't written mine yet but it should be fun too. ;-)
ReplyDeleteEliz
Beautifully rendered haiku... ;-)
ReplyDeleteEliz
Ah ... that's interesting !!!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully written... Love lament borne! :-)
ReplyDeleteEliz
Mariachi marry wrongly?
ReplyDeleteNo, probably the wrong person married the mariachi--and now she's regretting it!
DeleteDrunk Mariachi
A sad dirge... I presume? :-)
ReplyDeleteEliz
Mariachi music
ReplyDeletein Guadalajara
It's such a joy of music's richness with the Latin offerings! Nicely joanne!
Hank
Poor chap.. Probably why you hear the sadness in his music.
ReplyDeleteLove to listen to them perform, especially here in Los Angeles, there is always free music every Sunday at El Pueblo.
ReplyDeleteNice photo!