Tree cricket chirring
Sings out into the moonlight
Stone lantern flickers
Entering this prior posting of haiku form for Imaginary Garden With Real Toads: http://www.withrealtoads.blogspot.com/
Stone Lantern
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Posted by Bodhirose on June 8, 2011
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liv2write2day
/ June 8, 2011Oooh. Another one. I love the “crickets chirring.” I have a thing for crickets. :0)
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Bodhirose
/ June 9, 2011I have a thing for crickets too. I wonder what it is about those little critters?
Thanks, Victoria!
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jgavinallan
/ June 8, 2011Gayle:
You are teasing us…we want more.
great…Jaye xoxo
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Bodhirose
/ June 9, 2011With a haiku, that’s all you get! Hehe…
Thank you for reading–and liking, Jaye.
Love,
Gayle xoxo
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Explorations in Sacred Space
/ June 9, 2011Lovely! A sweet good-morning read for me. Thank you!
Jamie
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Bodhirose
/ June 9, 2011Aww, thanks, Jamie.
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trisha
/ June 15, 2011this is lovely. 🙂
just beautiful.
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Bodhirose
/ June 15, 2011I appreciate that–thank you, Trisha.
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Kay L. Davies
/ February 15, 2012Nicely done. Crickets do “chirr”, don’t they?
K
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Bodhirose
/ February 15, 2012I think they do kind of chirr…it’s very sweet whatever it’s called.. 🙂
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Sherry Blue Sky
/ February 15, 2012VERY beautiful. Lovely haiku.
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Bodhirose
/ February 15, 2012Thanks so much for the lovely compliment…I appreciate that.
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Marian
/ February 15, 2012chirr!
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Bodhirose
/ February 15, 2012😉
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Ruth
/ February 15, 2012Beautiful – your haiku really drew me into the scene
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Bodhirose
/ February 15, 2012It’s so nice to hear that…thank you, Ruth.
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Susie Clevenger
/ February 16, 2012I love the sound of crickets and pair it with moonlight and I am enthralled…great job!!
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Bodhirose
/ February 16, 2012Me too…can’t resist! Thanks… 🙂
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Kerry O'Connor
/ February 16, 2012Many interesting elements here: the sounds, the moonlight and the stone lantern.
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Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2012Thank you, Kerry…I appreciate that.
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Mary
/ February 16, 2012Very nice!
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Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2012Thanks, Mary. 🙂
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Herotomost
/ February 16, 2012What a feeling invoked with this one…the sounds, the chills the not wanting to go to bed just yet….plus churring reminds me of churros and I’m hungry…lol. Great work.
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Bodhirose
/ February 17, 2012Well, this sure did invoke some feelings in you…some not even related to the poem itself…perhaps you should have a snack!
Thanks!
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Grace O'Malley
/ February 24, 2012This is very nice, but there is only one!
Also, where is the conflict in the two images, the turning point?
Lovely modern haiku.
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Bodhirose
/ February 24, 2012I must have misinterpreted the prompt…didn’t know there was supposed to be more than one. Also, I thought the turning point was the stone lantern….started off with crickets singing in the night…then your attention is taken to the flickering stone lantern…right? I guess you didn’t think so… Thanks for coming by and critiquing…I need all the help I can get.
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