Haiku by Garry Gay. Artwork by myself.
When I was making this haiga, I needed a photo of a small girl. Then I remembered my wife's photo, and this drawing was made from it. Now, my granddaughter is coming to about the same age, and to my surprise, she resembles this drawing quite a bit. It is interesting to see how DNA runs though a family.
I inherited narrow and small eyes from my mother. I married a woman with big eyes. My son has nice looking eyes, and he married a woman with big eyes. Now, all my grandchildren have nice big eyes. And thus, remodling of DNA continues.
3 comments:
Children can be so caring, and this shows even with their dolls.
This so strongly reminds me of another marvelous haiku, that I had the privilege to judge.
1st With Words International Online Haiku Competition (2008)
3rd Prize
Remembrance Day -
the child insists on a poppy
for her doll
André Surridge
Hamilton, New Zealand
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this is so sweet
Thanks for comments.
I made a several haiga for Surridge san.
A good haijin.
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