September Heights. Day 13. The Prompt is Superstition.
Superstition
cauldron boils
moon eclipses sun
wailing crowd
Copyright © Celestine Nudanu (13/09/13)
I appreciate your patience with me as I catch up on your blogs. Thanks a million! Shalom.
September Heights Day 13: Superstition
13 Friday Sep 2013
Posted in Challenges, Haiku, Poetry
Reading Pleasure 
Love it. 🙂
Oh Kiru, thanks so much. It’s always a pelasure to see you here. 🙂
Was the crowd hoping for pizza instead? 😀 Wonderful as usual !!!!!
Oh Skye, I’m laughing hard here at your comment. They’ve never seen an eclipse before. I wrote this haiku with King Solomon’s Mines in mind.
lol….Hmmmm…they do not know what they were missing. 😀 I wrote about King Solomon on my devotional blog this morning! That is so funny. Great minds…..well, one mind…mine is still under question. Big hugs…much love.
what! You are a beautiful and great mind, Skye. I will soon get to your post on King Solomon and then we shall see! 🙂
lol…..Hugs…..You are so cute!
No I’m not. I’m a big size! 🙂
All the more cute to love! 🙂
He he he!
Great take on superstition!
Thank you,Leonard
Awesome Haiku!
Thank you ma’am 🙂
these three little lines evoke so many pictures……….wonderful …. also enjoyed your conversation with Skye.. 😀
Thank you so much, Sumana. Don’t mind the two of us 🙂
ooooooh!! I will be a sensitive wreck by the end of the day, distressed even by that slight change!! 😉
I witnessed my first eclipse of the sun by the moon in 2006, around March I think. It was an awesome sight, Nanka. I remember I was all in praise of God at such a miracle! Really I have no words to describe how I felt!
Ewwww…this made me recoil in fear…:) What a composition. Thumbs up, Celestine!!
Thank you so Panchali!
great … as usual (smile)
Thanks Oman
you are very welcome mu lovely sister
Powerful!!
Thank you so much!
That’s a nice take on the prompt. Different but nice. Loved it.
Thank you Guarang. Happy to hear that!
Good one for today’s date!
Thank you, Rosy!
I didn’t even realize it was Friday the 13th until I got on the internet this evening. I’ve been in Ghana a long time.
LOL! You know the significance of the date was lost to me until I started visiting the blogs to read the haiku!
Fantastic! You have really come a long way.
Thanks dear Kim!
Very very nice
Thank you so!
A really good eclipse still feels spooky to me. This feels like Shakespeare. Good work.
Thanks you for the nice words, 🙂
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perfectly captured sentiment 🙂
Thank you Trisha!