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22 responses to “#Monoku Monday: A #Quadrille for #dVersepoets”

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   Victoria C. Slotto

   January 1, 2018

   That same soft glow shines on this special moment in time. The image is perfect.

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   Grace

   January 1, 2018

   I can see that same moon outside. Enjoy it before the world comes rushing back in. Happy new year!!!

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   Mish

   January 1, 2018

   A subtle contrast of past and present….you’ve painted a vivid picture of the edge of a new year.

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   jazzytower

   January 1, 2018

   Sounds like my house☺

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   Trådløs

   January 2, 2018

   I like how you mix the visible with the emotion here. All the best for the leap back into action and happy New Year!

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      Frank J. Tassone

      January 2, 2018

      Thanks! Happy New Year to you, too!

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   Björn Rudberg (brudberg)

   January 2, 2018

   It was too cloudy for moon here, but I love that glow inside.

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      Frank J. Tassone

      January 2, 2018

      🙂

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   Frank Hubeny

   January 2, 2018

   I liked the reference to “uncried tears”. The full moon seemed to stand out for me in the sky as well.

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      Frank J. Tassone

      January 2, 2018

      Thanks, Frank!

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   petrujviljoen

   January 2, 2018

   Saying goodbye isn’t easy. I could’ve gardened in the light of the full moon here last night if I wanted to.

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      Frank J. Tassone

      January 2, 2018

      It was brilliant, wasn’t it?

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   whippetwisdom

   January 2, 2018

   It was too cloudy here to see the full moon too and I love the image you create here :o)

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    Gospel Isosceles

    January 2, 2018

    Uncried tears seem impossible. The dam will eventually let loose. Maybe that’s the right leap into action.

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       Frank J. Tassone

       January 2, 2018

       maybe. The wonderful and awful truth of paradox is how it delightfully contains contradictions.

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    Kathy Reed

    January 2, 2018

    The letting go of the old and new moments of time gather ing in the new is indeed a time of grace.

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       Frank J. Tassone

       January 2, 2018

       Thanks, Kathy.

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    jillys2016

    January 2, 2018

    Gentle visual in your words – gentle picture of the Wolf.

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       Frank J. Tassone

       January 2, 2018

       Thanks, Jilly! I couldn’t resist that shot when I opened my front door and “saw her standing there!”

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    rothpoetry

    January 2, 2018

    I felt like I was setting there on the couch with your family looking out the window at the full moon!
    Dwight

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       Frank J. Tassone

       January 2, 2018

       Thanks, Dwight! High praise!

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          rothpoetry

          January 2, 2018

          You are welcome!

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