Your Haiku in Honor of Van Gogh's Birthday
Haiku are short imagistic poems that, like Van Gogh’s paintings, capture a moment in time. We invited you to compose haiku In celebration of the artist's birthday on March 30, 2011, and you did!
Van Gogh’s Irises / Haiku Verses from Readers / An Invitation – The Getty IrisA new blog exploring the work of all four Getty programs. Learn what's new and get a glimpse behind the scenes.- one white iris
in a mass of blue
spring melancholy--Deborah P. Kolodji - arrow of purple
blossoms point toward white leader
advance on orange!--Ellen Knopf - in the asylum
Vincent, seeking solace, finds
irises teeming--Scott Allan - the more that you see
the less your mind retains, but
art is forever--Kristin Bader - Provence in summer;
no! The cornflowers’ giving
will no more heal me…--Mark Sealey - LA cloud
frothy and gold-lined–
irises--Patricia J. Machmiller - flowery silhouettes
elegantly twisting in the wind
longing personified--Rebecca Taylor - fright-ning clarity
iris blues and garden dreams
I suffer, no more--Juvenio Guerra - reek of seeweed
in the creeping fog –
outdoor art show--Tad Wojnicki













