Here is my attempt, very much a first attempt, at one-line (monoku) haiku. Inspired by the Supermoon - the pink moon of last night.
Pink Moon (Monoku)
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Cwa’een like milk-wort and bog-cotton hair! I love you, earth, in this mood best o’ a’ When the shy spirit like a laich wind moves And frae the lift nae shadow can fa’ Sine there’s nocht left to thraw a shadow there Owre een like milk-wort and milk-white cotton hair. Wad that nae leaf […]
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