brittle moonlight
self-immolations
drawn on a map
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You are cordially invited to our eleventh moon viewing party of 2011!
The full moon rises Saturday, December 10th, GMT.
To submit a poem (each submission remains the property of its author)
you may email us here: HAIKU BANDIT SOCIETY or post in comments.
Please include your pen name so we might accredit your poem properly. Happy moon gazing!
To see previous month's moon poems click here.
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lullaby
milk dripping
from the moon
melissa allen
surreal moon
you really are
where it’s at
pat nelson
a quarter on the sidewalk
a three quarter moon in the sky
one world
Rick Daddario
sifting
through your inconstancies
wafer moon
alegria imperial
Medicine Buddha...
the moonlight steps
on colored sand
Vida
drizzle, drizzle
where are you
shadowy moon?
barbara a. taylor
distant moon -
we give each other
the cold shoulder
sanjuktaa
Orion, the hunter
Had better mind his head:
A rotten orange moon
Taking a leaf
From the Book of Maples -
Autumn lunar eclipse
Tito
words, tears
and sleet in the wind
this winter moon
Paul Conneally
an ocean
a prairie, the frozen lake
thirteenth night
slow-is-fast
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25 comments:
Your attention, please.
We'll continue to run our 'new" renku below concurrent with our monthly moon viewing party.
Perhaps we'll garner a moon verse (position 15 or so) from it.
That's a pretty stupendous haiku you've got there, William.
lullaby
milk dripping
from the moon
It's a big country, Ms. Allen. Funny how no one speaks of it. Musn't upset the apple cart, I suppose.
surreal moon
you really are
where it’s at
Your juxtaposition is amazing. The cold light of a dead planet and those blazing eternal bodies.
a quarter on the sidewalk
a three quarter moon in the sky
one world
Rick Daddario
git some. Wrick!
I'm here to visit the moon and offer my Buddhas services - do use. I'm honored
sifting
through your inconstancies
wafer moon
We used to go to the moon back in the day, PA - it was on Payne Ave. , a little 3.2 beer joint.
Hello, Alegria.
drizzle, drizzle
where are you
shadowy moon?
Hi, Bandit,
Thanks for welcoming me.
I'm glad I strayed into this sphere this time and made it. I've missed the announcements for the last few parties. But I hope to come by more regularly now.
I agree with Melissa's comment on your haiku. Some pretty amazing ones streaming in, too!
Oh shoot, I wasn't finished. I'll try later.
Her comment is in the wrong post, but her heart is in the right place!
Thanks, PA.
Karin, that is an intriguing portrait.
California girls . . . (sigh)
distant moon -
we give each other
the cold shoulder
Sanjuktaa! Good to see you back . . .
The whole of Japan was privileged to see a total lunar eclipse on Saturday night under clear winter skies.
Orion, the hunter
Had better mind his head:
A rotten orange moon
As I've just posted the former moon verse on Icebox as a haipho, here's another for Dottie to chew over ...
Taking a leaf
From the Book of Maples -
Autumn lunar eclipse
(Autumn has been officially extended this year to include December.)
bandit, but i never left.
Tito, that is lovely!
We're not fussy, Tito.
Ah, such loyalty, Sanjuktaa! As I boast and breathe: "I have tens of readers every month!"
Oh, and it's been crystal clear (and cold) here, Tito, although an unblemished moon.
words tears
and sleet in the wind
this winter moon
Paul Conneally
Hello, Paul, thanks for stopping in.
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