For the current Weekly Scribblings, Magaly has asked us to write about anything October. I was partially inspired by the moon (shocking, right? 😉 ), so this haibun is also linked to Frank’s challenge. I love it when multiple prompts synchronize! (Thank you to Fandango for that one.)
If Halloween is on a dark and stormy night, remember: the Hunter’s moon is shining, reflecting sun’s light, even if nobody sees it.
Likewise, if current life does not seem fruitful, know: the Harvest moon will share its bounty, even this very night.
Luna’s face imbibes
faraway sunlight, carries
kindness to the stars
I love this. It is so true: even when we don’t see the light, it is often there… hoping that we’ll still know.
Also, I’m extremely excited about a full moon on Halloween!
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Reblogged this on Frank J. Tassone and commented:
#Haiku Happenings #4: revivedwriter’s latest #haibun for Poets and Storytellers current weekly scribblings and my own #Haikai Challenge!
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Thank you for this wonderful and truthful message! Sometimes we need reminding.
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Oh… there is going to be a ‘Blue Moon’ on the 31st! How fun!
Well I’m not sure how many will be out in costume this year as recommendations are to stay at home with small parties.
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Luna is a pretty description of the moon – and we need all the kind stars twinkling down upon us as we can get these days!
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Nicely done!
Pat
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Nicely done!
Pat
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The harvest moon is wonderful these last couple of nights, and we’re to have yet another full moon later this month so who knows what can happen once in a blue moon!!
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🙂
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Both moons here. That’s great!
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This haibun is just a perfect fall delight. I think we can all use a reminder of bright and beautiful things, even if they seem obscured at the moment.
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a beautiful haiku…on celestial conversations ❤️
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Isn’t kindness a beautiful word. We still use it but of the act itself probably less so. This I suppose is because we are encouraged to be competitive, be better than others and show off our successes but keep quiet about our failures. Sadly everything we learn we seem to forget something too, such as kindness to others.
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Nice combination of images and ideas ❤
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