A lune
This form's prolly called
'lune' for its
curving crescent shape
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You are right! Beautiful picture too 😍
💝 Hemalatha 💝
Thanks!
David
Correct–although I’m not sure how I know that. (K)
💓 Kerfe 💓
Nice one. Learned something new. 🙂
🤎 me too! 🤎
You transmigrationist you, loved this David 🙂
💞 Thanks, Paul 💞
Lovely, David. ❤️
💝 Jeff 💝
👏👏👏👏👏👏
💖 Cindy 💖
it was really clever. 💖
An interesting title and I’m not sure I get the connection – or the intersecting of the two terms…. Which has caught my attention more surely than the poem itself! And now I’m going to go muse on this as I bake a cake… a delicious pineapple cake to take to a pool party!
So there’s kinda a double connection (in my head). First, the cycle of the moon is all about rebirth, right? That’s the more basic side to the title. The other part, for me, is that the creator of this form had something in mind when he created it, when he put his spirit into it… and now I am discovering and making it my own, putting my own spirit into it.
❤
David
You’re prolly right.
And I also learned a new word—metempsychosis! It’s interesting and puts more context to this poem. ❤️
Lucy – if I managed to teach YOU a word, that’s a compliment in and of itself!
❤
David
Good one! 🙂
💖 Worms 💖
Old Moon! Of course, never thought of.
Yeah, sometimes I like to make myself seem clever 😉
Thanks, Douryeh!
❤
David