Songs to the moon.

Writing Challenges 1 Minute

My response to the Moon haiku competition during the lunar eclipse. Gathering them here just for fun.

You can see here the amazing entries that came to life that night:

Someone stole the moon.
Bite by bite, astronaut mice
preparing fondue.
Oh, Moon, you kissed me!
forlorn with burning desire,
please come back to me.
Eyes full of moonlight,
sighs soft as a summer breeze,
kisses full of stars.
Not you, eclipsing
my senses with your loving.
I'm your priestess, Moon!
The red moon during the eclipse seen through an ironwork fence.
Arachne knitted
with silver threads enclosing
red moon arabesque.




The cow jumped again
breaking a Guinness record
for reaching the moon.
Come and see the moon,
Paintbrush on her sheer surface
the eclipse has begun.
Frolicking naked,
love spells to mesmerize you.
Praising Goddess Moon.
Free from time concerns 
Roams the sky watching humans: 
tiny living specks.
A flour tortilla hanging from a clothesline with a clothespin to make it look like the full moon.
Quesadilla Moon,
just a question lingering:
With or without cheese?

Published by SteampunkCowCorn (Absenta, la Fée Verte) 🍸🎩

“For me there is only the traveling on paths that have heart, on any path that may have heart, and the only worthwhile challenge is to traverse its full length — and there I travel looking, looking breathlessly.” — Carlos Castaneda, The Teachings of Don Juan. Para mí existe solamente el viajar por caminos con corazón, en cualquier camino que pueda tener corazón. Por ahí viajo, y el único desafío que vale la pena es atravesarlo en toda su longitud. Y por ahí viajo, buscando, buscando, sin aliento". — Carlos Castañeda - Las enseñanzas de Don Juan

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