Déjà Vu
Journey Around the World on Hot Air Balloon
Naration (limerick in haiku):
"Giza," written there with care,
Adventure to share.
Fuji standing proud, anew,
Floating skies so blue.
Taj Mahal aglow,
Balloon drifting soft and slow,
Far dreams start to show.
Back to Giza’s post,
Echoes of a moment’s boast,
Time's strange loop, utmost.
1) The Arabic script on the sign posts is Giza (al-Jīzah)2) Sushi, traditional Japanese dish3) Sake rice wine is called Nihonshu in Japanese4) Naan, flatbread, commonly found in India and other parts of south Asia5) Masala chai, mixed spice tea in Hindi6) Torii (taw-ree) is a shrine gate, in Japanese tori means bird and i means home
Words of Wisdom:
"When you dance, your purpose is not to get to a certain place on the floor. It's to enjoy each step along the way." – Wayne W. Dyer
It speaks to the beauty of being present and savoring the journey rather than focusing solely on the destination. Dance, in this context, becomes a metaphor for life itself—where each step, twist, and turn holds its own joy and significance. The message encourages us to embrace the process, celebrate the small victories, and find happiness in the moment, rather than being consumed by end goals. Doesn't it make you want to twirl in joy right now?
Worth Mentioning
As mentioned on the home page, architecture and the application of negative spaces (empty spaces around an object which define its profile) have now caught up with this post:
Trivia Questions
Name the places referenced in this yonkoma? How are they referenced? Did you get them from the quirky image or poetic narration?
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