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The Wolf and The Moon 1 comment

The Wolf and The Moon — Image by kenne

The Wolf and The Moon

You are my wolf
As I’m your moon,
You howl at night
So I shine upon you.
Have you ever wondered about us?
How our miseries blend?
I scar upon my weary soul
To heal your withered veins.
I am the lonely moon,
And you’re the lonely wolf,
Lonely is what makes us lovely
Let us love our fragile souls.
I’m the silent watcher
To all of your thoughts and prays.
I am the quiet whisperer,
Yes, I hear you call out to me everyday.
So tonight, my love
Let us write our stories to the stars.
Let me shine upon you,
And let our love guide us so far.

— Tribhu

Posted January 30, 2021 by kenneturner in Information, Photography, Poetry, Tucson Arizona

Tagged with Poetry, Tribhu, Tucson Arizona, Wolf Moon

Howling At The Moon Leave a comment

Misc 01-27-13 Wolf Moon (January 27, 2013)– Photo-Artistry by kenne

On cold winter nights

Hungry wolves howl at the moon

Adrenalin flows.

— kenne

Posted January 27, 2019 by kenneturner in Arizona, Information, Photo-Artistry, Photography, Poetry, Tucson Arizona

Tagged with Haiku, Howling, Photo-Artistry, Poetry, Wolf Moon

Wolf Moon, 2017 3 comments

Image by kenne

Having been born in the month of January, and given my independent nature, I feel a relationship to what some Native Americans called the Wolf Moon since it appeared when hunger wolves howled outside their villages. Technically the Wolf Moon occurred on the 11th. I seem to have more success in photographing the moon just before sunrise, so this Wolf Moon image was taken as it was about to set over the Tucson mountains on the 12th.

On cold winter nights

Hunger wolves howl at the moon

A midnight high point.

— kenne

Posted January 13, 2017 by kenneturner in Arizona, Capturing the Moment, Information, Photography, Photoshop, Poetry, Tucson Arizona

Tagged with Haiku, Native Americans, Photography, photoshop, Poetry, Tucson Arizona, Tucson Mountains, Wolf Moon

Capturing The Moment — The Full Wolf Moon 3 comments

Image by kenne

Born in January, and given my independent nature, I feel a relationship to what some Native Americans called the Wolf Moon since it appeared when hunger wolves howled outside their villages. Technically the Wolf Moon occurred a little before midnight on the 26th. I seem to have more success in photographing the moon just before sunrise, so this Wolf Moon image was taken as it was about to set over the Tucson mountains.