Photo and Haiku © Steve Lakey 2015
Ancient and Modern
truth lies in spaces between
the Science and Myth
The photo was taken in the National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh.
The photo and haiku were prompted by Word Snap Weekly, 1st March 2015, hosted by Amanda Lakey at UniqueArtChic.com.
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Photo and Haiku © Steve Lakey 2015
The photo and haiku were prompted by Word Snap Weekly, 22nd February 2015, hosted by Amanda Lakey at UniqueArtChic.com.
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Photo and Haiku © Steve Lakey 2015
The photo and haiku were prompted by Word Snap Weekly, 8th February 2015, hosted by Amanda Lakey at UniqueArtChic.com.
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Photo and Haiku © Steve Lakey 2015
This week the Natural History Museum in London announced that the iconic Diplodocus cast will be moved from the entrance hall after 44 years. It will be replaced by the bones of a blue whale, suspended from the ceiling. This prompted a social media campaign to “Save Dippy”. The good news is that after being put on tour, Dippy will be rehoused in a new part of the museum, devoted to dinosaurs.
I wondered what a 150 million year old dinosaur, last alive in the Jurassic era, would make of it all!
The photo and haiku were prompted by Word Snap Weekly, 1st February 2015, hosted by Amanda Lakey at UniqueArtChic.com.
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Photo and Haiku © Steve Lakey 2015.
At least four generations of my family, including myself, have worked at local collieries. Now, in the UK, coal mines have all but disappeared. This photo was taken at Pleasley Colliery, Derbyshire – one of the pits that my Dad had worked at many years earlier. By the time of this picture, it had been closed for many years, and was left in a derelict state.
The photo and poem were prompted by Word Snap Weekly, 11th January 2015, hosted by Amanda Lakey at UniqueArtChic.com.
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Walk the Self-Talk 