long time in each other's arms.
Still there. Wonder why?
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An image of love that refuses to budge despite the threat of climate change.
Thank goodness some things last, Dave, including your haiku. thanks.
Who could separate love and emotion, symbolised by these two heavenly bodies?
Yes, what is the backstory behind those two?
Another heavenly haiku from Dave!
cs
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They are in conjunction, have been since the middle of Feb' some time, and making an unusual and attractive
sight. - I have always thought of them both as feminine, that's all: an appropriate follow-up from International Women's day, perhaps...
Love and emotion
Embracing
Ditto feminine
The bevy of beauties in
my family loved yesterday's.
Me too
JF
I got a chuckle from your haiku today. What a nice way to look at the relationship between Venus and the moon! You are a romantic!
Viewing how heaven
mutates could release us from
clinging to romance.
In astrology, these two planets: Moon and Venus, are said to be players in a romantic connection.
Between these two, there's an harmonious exchange of love and understanding of each other's moods and emotional responses.
I have often wondered that myself. Especially when he snores.
Dear Dave,
Because we are still writing songs, composing poems and making believe!
They look so good together.
Oooh, this one's romantic, Dave. I like.
Inexplicable, undefinable passion. They don't bother analyzing it. They just live it right there, for all of us to see.
Maybe we could learn from that? Another keeper, there, Dave. Love it.
All - Second complement
Much thanks for the compliments!
And thanks, too, for your replies.
Romance and humour seem to sum it up.
What more could I ask.
I, too, thought they made a lovely couple...
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