along the pathway
trees cast their eerie shadows
harvest moon games
© G.s.k. ‘15
inspired by:
meigetsu ya yuki fumiwakete ishi no oto
this harvest moon –
as I part the snow by stepping on it
the sound of stones
© Chiyo-Ni
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Lovely cara…I just posted mine…great minds think alike:)
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I sometimes think we must have been sisters … somewhere along the time-line.
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C’est fort possible des âmes sœurs 🙂
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I agree … una forte possibilità!
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I simply do not understand her haiku. Not one bit of it.
At least yours is clear 🙂
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I don’t know the Japanese meaning … I thought perhaps that the moonlight on the ground seemed like snow … but stepping on the whiteness she hears the stones … but then, who knows what her experience really was … glad you could at least understand my haiku 😉
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Perfect match wth a great picture.
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Thanks 🙂 nice of you to say so!
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Even the moon can play!
Autumn Shadows/Six Words
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In the starry wastelands …
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Gorgeous response — !
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Thanks!
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Captivating !
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