Night Of The Blood Moon
A Pantoum Inspired By The Painting By Angie Livingstone (The Glittering Fox)
Introduction
This is my twenty-fourth piece inspired by Angie Linvingstone's amazing artwork. You can find her on Facebook on the link below.
Her Etsy shop is here where you can buy copies of her amazing work.
Night Of The Blood Moon
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This Is The Night The Moon Turns Red
The Fox Watches As The Hare Runs
Crimson Light Oe'r The Land It Spreads
Earth Sits Between The Moon And Sun
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The Fox Watches As The Hare Runs
Over The Meadow Under Stars
Earth Sits Between The Moon And Sun
The Hare And Fox Have Travelled Far
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Over The Meadow Under Stars
Bathed In Red Are The Grass And Trees
The Hare And Fox Have Travelled Far
Crimson Landscape For All To See
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Bathed In Red Are The Grass And Trees
This Is The Night The Moon Turns Red
Crimson Landscape For All To See
Crimson Light Oe'r The Land It Spreads
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Comments (6)
Excellent work Mike!
Love it!! Poem, art, music!! πππ
The words and pictures are great together. Love the purples and the rhythm of the words were perfect. I words read smoothly as I read.
Nicely paired, painting & poem (& song).
Such a beautiful painting and your poem does it justice
Amazing! Angie Linvingstone is amazing! Great work.