clouded night
a far hound explains
this full moon

10 Responses

  1. Dawn Apanius Says:

    Love it!

  2. Magyar Says:

    Dawn, I thank you_!
    _m

  3. ingridbaluchi Says:

    Surrounded by high mountains, we didn't see this phenomenon either. Could have done with that hound's insight and perspective.
    How much do we really understand of nature's intuition?

  4. Magyar Says:

    __Thanks Ingrid, we sense, though we may not understand. _m

  5. Alan Summers Says:

    clouded night
    a far hound explains
    this full moon

    —magyar

    Love "a far hound" and explaining! Wonderful!

    *
    Far North Queensland
    a dingo’s call picked up–
    the moonless night

    Alan Summers
    Modern Haiku (1995?) ed. Bob Spiess.

  6. Magyar Says:

    morse growls
    bark howl bark bark howl
    woof code

    __An imaginitive parallel? _m

  7. Alan Summers Says:

    Mice in Australia are of course at disturbing numbers as they are not a native species, or are cats. So it's usually dogs that are mousers:

    dog mouser…
    the moon’s whiskers
    brush alongside

    Alan Summers

    Publication credit:
    Sublunary Review (August 2020) ed. Ruslan Garrey

    p.s.

    That Toowoomba Sheep Station dog mouser (retired but still haunting the sheds) was called Max! So he was Max the Mouser (rtd). <grin>

  8. Magyar Says:

    First word… Morse: last word, Code … 'Morse Code."

  9. Alan Summers Says:

    constellations

    my consternation
    in morse

    Alan Summers
    EarthRise Rolling Haiku Collaboration 2019 -Year of Indigenous Languages

    or

    Inspector Morse (TV series) where he is only ever known as "Morse" though never suffered from a heavy cold sometimes pronounced as 'code' <grin>

  10. martin1223 Says:

    moonlit
    thaw
    a
    wolf
    tastes
    the
    air

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