december moon
lingering
grapes on the vine
posted by eric l houck jr at 6:56 AM
Sunday, December 18, 2005
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- Name: eric l houck jr
- Location: here, and there, United States
picture book author . . . story-weaving wanderer . . . book-sharing vagabond
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4 Comments:
What she said!
a photo worth
a half dozen
words
Lovely picture! Did you take it? And great haiku, too. I love the word "lingering". "Moon" and "grapes" combined give me a feeling of loneliness, even sorrow-- and that contrasts sharply with the mood evoked by the word "december" which suggests christmas (a happy occasion).
thank you all. i took this photograph at 7:30 am (went out to warm-up the truck for work), couldn't resist the moon framed by the grapevine.
just....
wonder-
ful.
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