a moon so intense
I imagine heroin
unguarded wonder
my mind immersed in brightness
trying to find my way home

Thanks for the inspiration to FOWC and Tanka Tuesday.
Writer. Feminist. Historian. Person.
a moon so intense
I imagine heroin
unguarded wonder
my mind immersed in brightness
trying to find my way home

Thanks for the inspiration to FOWC and Tanka Tuesday.
the moon turns its face
and the sea mourns salty tears
as summer burns hot
harmonic breaking
turmoil as a design flaw
my chaotic mind

Shifaaz shamoon – Unsplash.com
Thanks to Susi for the great prompt to create one senryu and one haiku to accompany the image (above). As a remember, a traditional haiku describes nature or a season, while a senryu focuses on human nature and emotions.
When the moon beckons
Let yourself rise in the light
Uninhibited
Uninhibited
Let yourself rise in the light
When the moon beckons
When the moon beckons
Let yourself rise in the light
Emancipated

Not sure if this is any kind of actual poetic form or just three separate haiku strung together but I like it (them) and it (they) captures my feelings about the lovely photo that Susi provided at I Write Her.
to be chaste no more
underneath the blushing moon
as dark brings him nigh

Thanks for the inspiration Ronovan Writes Haiku Challenge
the silent keep waits
and as the moon exploded
the sacred stood free

Thanks to the following for the inspiration.
Scott Daily Prompt (keep) and FOWC (free) and One Daily Prompt (sacred) and Putting My Feet in the Dirt (as the moon…)