Posted on March 2, 2016, in almost black and white, bird, Ian, photo and tagged fly, haiku, Ian, photo, photo-haiku, photograph, windows. Bookmark the permalink. 3 Comments.
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A Photo and its haiku (Almost) Every day 
Like the verse, but I really do hope you haven’t got the right interpretation of this photo!
Thanks. No-my verse was purely fictional. In actual fact, this gentleman was replacing a broken window. He made it through to completion without incident. I knew this haiku was edgy-but my original thought was that in the world I’m portraying, he really could fly!
Literally edgy. 🙂 Actually, I suspected as much. And sure, why not let him fly.
(Looks like it could be a full-time job replacing windows in that building.)