#1 – Canal-side
A golden silence
Cranes and herons together
Waiting for the dawn
#2 – Cuisine
Small, kitchen helper,
With angelic golden hair
Craning for a taste!
#3 – Cultural
Crane kick to bully
Wins an unlikely gold for
The karate kid
#4 – Plot summary for those who’ve never seen The Karate Kid
Miyagi teaches
“Wax on, wax off, Daniel-san”;
Wins gold with crane kick
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I especially love number 1, you must have a memory or photo of that moment??
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Just the memory, sadly. But a happy one 🙂
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Enjoyed the visuals all around… well done
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Thanks Annette… wish I did have a picture of that first scene…
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You always will in your heart!
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Interesting that these two words brought you to the Karate Kid. Wonderful movie in it’s time. Great post.
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It was a roundabout route… as it often is with me and this challenge!
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A roundabout can be enjoyable. The creative flow was there.
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🙂
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My favorite is the first one, too! I’ve never seen Karate Kid, so thanks for the haiku recap! 😀
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I think it’s one of those films you either watch when you’re growing up, and it’s a seminal touchstone… or you miss it completely, and do not notice its absence!
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I think you’re quite right! 😀
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All great, Al–I could so visualize the 2nd one 🙂
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A common scene in our house (except for the golden hair!) 🙂
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Nice!
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Great haiku! I think I like the last the most 😀 great scene choices!
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Thanks Daniel… KK is one of those films that I grew up with!
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You’re welcome! Yes, me too! 😀 Great movie!
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“Catch fly with chopstick,”
Miyagi challenged Daniel.
Not beginners luck
🙂
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Four great haiku. Each one perfect in it’s own way all provoke awesome visuals.
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🙂
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