like patchwork quilt
moonshine wanders slowly
across the field
across the field
soundlessly a lonely fawn
strikes its path
Haiku inspired by:
how solemn
each patch of grass
illumined by the moon
by Soen Nakagawa.
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April 3, 2013
Writing about living in two places (and times)
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So much takes place soundlessly by moonlight! Nice.
Bjorn such an evocative piece! Nicely done!
Beautiful and evocative!
A lovely moment in nature caught and held. Picture that matches.
I am speechless Björn… great set, love to use that first one for one of our Tan Renga Challenges …
I would love to see it used..
Thanks for granting permission Björn
Exquisite – I am there!
The fawn, the moon, your haiku—all breathtaking!
Nakagawa Special
This reminds me of the pair of fawn I saw crossing a wooded bend in my neighborhood. I’ll wait until Chevrefeuille post to add anything 😉
Blades of grass can cut. Perhaps they protect the grubs and ground hornets amid their roots?
oh how tender the fawn haiku is. and the patchwork one is lovely too