no man’s land

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Inuit art, Musee du Quebec, Permanent Collection, October 2017, canon digital, polarr

A point of reference,

A faintness,

A dizziness midway.

Where is the border ?

Stopping briefly on  the hill

A transparent roof in the horizon.

An austere, hostile beauty.

Going beyond. Beyond.

2 réflexions sur « no man’s land »

  1. I love those Inuit carvings and some of the paintings as well. I first saw some of Norval Morisseau’s work in the 1980’s and thought it astonishing in color and form. Your Haiku brings forth the images of myth and journey really well. I could see the narrator stopping to look into the distance…

    1. They say they carve to express what words cannot say. It is pretentious, I suppose to try and put words on the feelings they create when one sees them, but journey ( such a great English word)is one of the feelings.

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