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Image:2 One made of capiz shells. Others are made of wood, bamboo, aluminium and other materials
Picture Credit: Google images
Wind assisted chimes
Restricted repertoire
Melodious sounds
Just enough to please
Boredom restrained, musical
interlude. Soothing
Enhanced flow of chi
When strategically
placed
Fights off afflictions
A dual function
Brings luck and wards off evil
A Feng Shui device
Shared with Chev's Haiku-blog, Tackle it Tuesday with prompt -wind chimes-
i knew that about them being luck...i really like to just sit and listen to them...they are so soothing...nice one hank
ReplyDeleteCould use a little luck
ReplyDeleteAnd win a nice big buck
That is dough
i.e. letting the money flow
That second one must have lots of luck
And prob costs a mighty fine buck
there is a soothing, musical sense to the flow of this piece itself, almost as clear as the effect you are describing. nice write.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if they fight off afflictions, but they are very pretty to hear! k.
ReplyDeleteThe main problem is that I don't really have a good place to hang one of these. I like the bamboo ones, the sound it makes is nice and not ear piercing like the metal ones. Thanks for reminding me of them with your poem.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love wind chimes. My friend had the biggest longest, deepest sounding wind chimes I have ever heard. Each pipe was maybe 4 inches in diameter and the sounds they made were pure magic.
ReplyDeleteLovely write Hank.
cool write Pareng Hank... I miss my grandparent's house. they have all those capiz chimes...
ReplyDeleteJJRod'z
Awesome set of haiku. This set flows with the sound and silence of the wind chimes. Their sound to me is mysterious and magical.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing these with Tackle It Tuesday.
Namaste
You have excelled the subject. Almost I am convinced! Great write.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely love wind chimes!
ReplyDeletei like its sounds. it gives a relaxing feeling
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