I googled him, & WOW what a coincidence... he has actually books about "Stranger in a Strange Land" & "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress." I must hunt him the next time I visit a booksale store. Thanks! :)
the moon is flowering....interesting statement. I suppose the moon and why it is so lovely at night is due to the Lady of the Roses in it. that's my interpretation of your short-lined beauty here. thanks for the comment on my poem my friend.
And I think it is - if we believe and trust it to be so
ReplyDeleteThe moon can be playing tricks on the eyes! It gets away with it because of distance.
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it's a beauty Kelvin...
ReplyDeletetotally loved this visual poem!
ReplyDeleteand the sci-fi flavor in it. reminds me of Robert Heinlein. :)
I googled him, & WOW what a coincidence... he has actually books about "Stranger in a Strange Land" & "The Moon is a Harsh Mistress." I must hunt him the next time I visit a booksale store. Thanks! :)
Deletewow...beautiful :)
ReplyDeleteI like this :-)
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Kelvin this is lovely. :-)
ReplyDeleteI'm completely in love with the imagery, and the structure of the poem. Simply stunning!
ReplyDeleteSplendid write :D
ReplyDeleteBeautiful - the moon is very mystical in a strange land it could appear to be flowering. So, good to see you again!
ReplyDeleteAnd the moon helps flowers bloom! Just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYou've painted a beautiful visual in so few words. Eloquent, moving and profound.
ReplyDeletethe moon is flowering....interesting statement. I suppose the moon and why it is so lovely at night is due to the Lady of the Roses in it. that's my interpretation of your short-lined beauty here. thanks for the comment on my poem my friend.
ReplyDeletenice take on a haiku moon viewing
ReplyDeleteThanks for dropping by my Sunday Lime
much love...
I do think it does, Kelvin.
ReplyDeleteDeep meaning in such minimalistic form. It is beautiful.
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