Your haiku is wonderful. Thank You for telling me you also had one about the eclipse.
I have been reading about haiku construction and how correctly write one ... the surprise at the end and haven't quite mastered that part yet but... I do enjoy writing them.
Your photo for "When earth became a lesser sun" is fabulous !
Thanks all Your visits and comments are very much appreciated.
I am not sure how much I'll be around Blogland over the next two or three days - popping in and out, most likely. In accordance with an ancient family tradition going back more years than I care to recall - could be as many as ten - we have our family Christmas dinner tomorrow on Christmas Eve. Could be I'm in danger of having two Christmas dinners this year! Be assured I shall read them all and visit - eventually!
Apart from the eclipse, the moon was beautiful this solstice. But I didn't see the red moon.
ReplyDeleteGrand haiku, Dave.
Our moon was a copper penny, and just glorious hidden by earth's shadow.
ReplyDeleteLike the idea of a red moon hidden!
ReplyDeleteIt was hidden from me too, Dave, although I did see the first bits of shadow. We'll just have to wait for the next time!
ReplyDeleteYes, it was the most glorious red.
ReplyDeleteWish I could have seen it.
ReplyDeleteRed moon hidden as some of our hearts?
ReplyDeletered moon? you kind off lost me there.
ReplyDeleteYour haiku is wonderful. Thank You for telling me you also had one about the eclipse.
ReplyDeleteI have been reading about haiku construction and how correctly write one ... the surprise at the end and haven't quite mastered that part yet but... I do enjoy writing them.
Your photo for "When earth became a lesser sun" is fabulous !
You too have a lovely Christmas.
cheers, parsnip
Wonderful!.
ReplyDeleteThanks all
ReplyDeleteYour visits and comments are very much appreciated.
I am not sure how much I'll be around Blogland over the next two or three days - popping in and out, most likely. In accordance with an ancient family tradition going back more years than I care to recall - could be as many as ten - we have our family Christmas dinner tomorrow on Christmas Eve. Could be I'm in danger of having two Christmas dinners this year! Be assured I shall read them all and visit - eventually!