Today it’s full moon, and Carpe Diem has the prompt snow moon. To get a pic on that I had to fake a sunshine pic a little, I always see full moon as bluish.
snow singing
under mountain skis
moonlit snow
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mountain top
casts a moonlight shadow
deep indigo
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cross the snow
shielded by the shadows
a mountain fox
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February 24, 2013
Björn Rudbergs writings 
Cold. Very, very cold. I like “dark indigo”.
That’s what moonlight shadows look light – pardon the earworm 😉
three views
each so different
all wonderful
Cheers!
JzB
Your verse brings the ice blue cold of your winter right to my door. Shivers!
But it’s usually warm inside 🙂
I’m shivering right along with WabiSabi!
Forty Full Snow Moons
Love the ‘snow singing under mountain skies’ ~ upbeat haiku on wintry weather ~ We had more snow today ~ needed something upbeat! Thanks ^_^
Right, moonlight skiing is wonderful and magical
In the light of the full snow moon, snow looks dark indigo, so mysterious and magical. Wonderfully composed set of haiku Björn.
Even moonlight is so dark, cold and yes mysterious.
Lovely!
Deep indigo and singing snow does it for me! 🙂 The scenery painted by your words – a bit surreal, yet beautiful.
you can never go wrong with singing snow and indigo shadows…..a wonderful set, sir..
Your words flow like images !!!
Fabulous image, the haikus are amazing. 🙂
I hear the snow singing in indigo blue…
snow singing and dark indigo.. love that you used those words