Taken in May of 2015 at Ramnagara
DAILY PHOTO: Blooming Orange
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POEM: Orange
There’s an orange that warms my soul
when sprightly fires are dead.
It blazes back to old school days,
or the day that I was wed.
It piles the smiles on frozen faces
when they think about long gone places.
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DAILY PHOTO: Orange Gates, Tokyo
Taken in the Summer of 2008 in Shinjuku
Taken in Ueno Park, Tokyo
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POEM: Orange Hour
A golden streak of light,
glowing off the Ganga
like the opening scene
of a fury-destined manga.
The silent, gliding boats
give way to bells and horns
as sadhus leave the ghats
with the fading of the morn.
Gone the floating lamps and flowers,
so ends that magic orange hour.
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POEM: Greens & Oranges
some shades of green
& some oranges
zap my brain into a kindergarten
neurochemical cocktail
the bright green LEDs of a post-neon sign
fire the context of a memory into my mind
there must be some long forgotten object–
a childhood artifact?
unremembered,
like the residue of a dream,
or is it gut-stomp synesthesia?
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DAILY PHOTO: Orange
Taken in December of 2016 at Shivohum Temple in Bangalore
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DAILY PHOTO: Jakhoo Temple
Taken on June 24, 2015 at Jakhoo Temple in Shimla
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DAILY PHOTO: A Splash of Orange
Taken at Ramanagara on May 9, 2015
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DAILY PHOTO: Orange Flower
Taken in March of 2014 in Coorg.
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DAILY PHOTO: Orange and Old
Taken November 23, 2013 at Belur
In Cambodia, one can buy these paintings that are monochromatic with the exception of the vibrant saffron of monks’ robes. These artworks are commonly found around Siem Reap and have backgrounds such as the Bayon, Ta Prohm, or Angkor Wat. While this photo was taken in Belur, India at the Chennakeshava temple, it reminds me of an impromptu version of such paintings. All dull earth-tones, except the Hindu adherents moving about in their bright colors.
Apparently, the significance of the color orange is shared by Hindus and Buddhists. Krishna is usually portrayed in orange or yellow, and in Buddhism orange is considered the color of illumination.
