Haiku: Waning Gibbous

Waning gibbous Autumn moon

Time to banish fears

Awaiting Mabon’s magick

Photo & Poem © Suzy Jacobson Cherry 8.31.18

Poem: Waxing

her cold reflection
of tomorrow's sunshine
tells a future in secret code
the rainbows in my eyes blind me
listening for the sacred words,
I hear night birds on the wing
the lonesome call of coyote;
this is still the desert, yet
no longer wilderness
it's hard to hear my breath,
to focus on the slow draw in,
silent exhale, repeat,
inhalation...
     expiration...
it's late and gibbous moon
reveals that tomorrow will come
perhaps, there will still be breath
and night birds to cast spells
in cackling magick words
I understand, but only
in my dreams

(c) 4.27.18

Photo: Rising December Moon

Photo (c) 12.14.2016

Haiku: Reveal

She breathes, wide awake
Unaware that the full moon
Sheds light on her dreams

 Poem (C) 2 June 2015, 3:26 a.m

Photo (c) 27 May 2015
Suzy Jacobson Cherry

 

Haiku - Morning Moon

Morning Moon, waxing
Brightest Venus by her side
I welcome the day

(c) 27 April 2012

Haiku: Lucidity

Seeking lucid dreams

Closed eyes against moon's pearl light

Stepping into dark

(c) 11 October 2011