flooded by the moon
the village is suspended
in a misty globe
Kim M. Russell, 2016
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My response to Carpe Diem Special #223 Candy’s 3rd “silvery moonbeams”
In the third CD-Special for this month, Chèvrefeuille shares haiku by the winner of the ‘tribute to Jane’ kukai, Candy of Rhymes With Bug, and one of his own:
silvery moonbeams
reflected in still water
diamonds on the pond
a child humbly born
amid wars and poverty
our hope for peace
blossoms long spent
only brown pods remain
a feast for finches
silver jewels
on flamboyant green spikes
frosted grass
© Candy
the old pond
surrounded with yellow roses –
rippling water
© Chèvrefeuille (from my archives)
writing in north norfolk 
A very inspired haiku ! Thanks for sharing !
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Thanks for reading and commenting, Virginia!
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Excellent!
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Many thanks for reading, Dorna!
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Again from me, personally, Kim881, Thank You for writing as prolifically as you do. (@–>–)
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😊🎅
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All the haiku and tanka I stumbled upon on your site are excellent, I will take the time more often to rumble your posts! Keep up the nice work, Imelda Senn
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All the haiku and tanka I stumbled upon on your site are excellent, I will take the time more often to rummage your posts! Keep up the nice work, Imelda Senn
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