walking yesterday was such a pleasure
i was watching
and maybe being watched
by someone who reminded me of things
and of someone else
i did see the woman in the moon
who's shy for the camera
and sometimes she got caught up in the
tiny tip tops
and then i saw her in a new place
playing games
reflected and refracted
until i moved just a bit
and we all lined up
as evening came along
she was a bit distant
one again
and calm.
she is sitting in a rocking chair and i bet she has a needle in her hand.
ReplyDeletefor sure, deanna!
ReplyDeletea doppelganger moon - disguising herself so you won't catch the "real" moon's soul - a secret.
ReplyDeletenice little story.
ReplyDeleteI gasped at the 4th photo - trees and moon and subtle, beautiful color. Like a Japanese woodblock.
ReplyDeletehenrietta, ha!
ReplyDeletethanks, jude and valerie, she is some moon.
I love your winter moon shots (and words)... I can't quite believe that your moon is the same girl as my moon... she wears a different dress when she's visiting your place!
ReplyDeleteshe's a winter queen, indeed, ronnie, but just the same as yours.
ReplyDeleteSeems like all the blogs I follow are moon gazing. What a comfort this is.
ReplyDeletehttp://mscomfortzone.blogspot.com/2012/02/full-moon-muse-moonlight-sonata.html
Ahhh...and she dances among the trees. Beautiful :) Tonight my moon hides behind clouds, but a couple of nights ago she was peeking around from their fluffy blankets. I did a moon post too! Ha!
ReplyDeletethe words are nice, but
ReplyDeletephoto 6 what a winner !!!!
ms, the gazing is unavoidable
ReplyDeletenancy, she's an event
neki, thanks. i like that one, too.
V- I agree with R - this winter seems to be offering you some beautiful and inspirational sights including this moon. B
ReplyDeletebarry, she's been an amazing moon all week!
ReplyDeleteamazing moon in the trees' fingertips!
ReplyDeleteyes, i liked that!
ReplyDeletethank you, judy
ReplyDeleteBreathtaking! I have so enjoyed catching up with your posts. Loved seeing the owl so clearly in another post too.
ReplyDeleterobyn, thank you, and that owl was pure magic and pure reality.
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