haha..you too, John! moon and cat..strange assocciation. But something very funny about this one..wishes, devika
terrific image, John.
Well done John. Your unexpected connetions make me smile. Now I'm seeing the moon as a white balloon with the tail as the string.Best wishes to you and your for your christmas time.
Hook to hook-?_M
what an image! love it.
Yeah, cats are like that. I think of Yeats's "The Cat and the Moon" (hope I'm remembering the title right).
Haha, too funny.
Great haiku, John. I am reminded of childhood fairy tales...magical image with humorous overtones.
oh I like this!! John, I keep trying to write to people to be added to the Winter haiku group but never get a reply. What can I do, do you know?
not really andrew after all you can only ask it is then up to themjohn
Bill's comment made my curious, and yes:William Butler Yeats:The Cat and the MoonThe cat went here and thereand the moon spun round like a top,and the nearest kin of the moon,the creeping cat, looked up. ....A closed fence -- the cat opening it's heart
haha..you too, John!
ReplyDeletemoon and cat..strange assocciation. But something very funny about this one..
wishes,
devika
terrific image, John.
ReplyDeleteWell done John. Your unexpected connetions make me smile. Now I'm seeing the moon as a white balloon with the tail as the string.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes to you and your for your christmas time.
Hook to hook-?
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what an image! love it.
ReplyDeleteYeah, cats are like that. I think of Yeats's "The Cat and the Moon" (hope I'm remembering the title right).
ReplyDeleteHaha, too funny.
ReplyDeleteGreat haiku, John. I am reminded of childhood fairy tales...magical image with humorous overtones.
ReplyDeleteoh I like this!!
ReplyDeleteJohn, I keep trying to write to people to be added to the Winter haiku group but never get a reply. What can I do, do you know?
not really andrew after all you can only ask it is then up to them
ReplyDeletejohn
Bill's comment made my curious, and yes:
ReplyDeleteWilliam Butler Yeats:
The Cat and the Moon
The cat went here and there
and the moon spun round like a top,
and the nearest kin of the moon,
the creeping cat, looked up.
....
A closed fence --
the cat opening
it's heart