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[IMAGE: brush and ink on white paper i added a sepia filter in Picmonkey]

a mosquito sings
the song of his nature -
unrequited love

© gillena cox 2020


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Day after day I shall bless you, I shall praise your name for ever and ever.
Psalm145:2 


What's there to smile about today? Tomorrow's moon. August’s Full Sturgeon Moon will illuminate the sky this weekend.
The full moon will appear Sunday and reach peak brightness on Monday.
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The sturgeon, a large fish common to the Great Lakes and other nearby bodies of water, is most easily caught during this month.


SUNDAY SMILES

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Today is #83 of the series SUMI-E SUNDAYS.
Tell me about your Sunday email me OR post a COMMENT

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Blog hopping today with

Poets and Storytellers United

Writers' Pantry #31: Here comes August!
Sanaa is our hostess today

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Sunday Muse #119
[hosted by Chrissa]

nighttime deepens
the songs of silence sung -
enter dreamscape
© gillena cox 2020



REVISIT
Sunday Standard 83
Sunday Savvy 83
Sunday Lime 83


I finished viewing the series 'Rookie Historian' on Netflix this week and thoroughly enjoyed this song.
ENJOY THE MUSIC


ENGLISH TRANSLATION HERE
The whole world was asleep and only you shined
On that day I first saw you
It was the start of going to you

Do you know? All the times I missed you?...

53 comments:

  1. Short and sweet! :-)

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  2. Thanks for dropping by Jae

    Much💖love

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  3. Lots of mosquitoes at The Great Lakes, I can hear their songs abd imagine their words.
    Thank You for the Sunday Psalm of praise.
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    1. Glad you dropped by Jim

      Much💖love

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  4. The mosquito may love me but their presence on my skin is not welcome!

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    1. Indeed Robin, thanks for dropping by

      Much💖love

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  5. Bug or no bug, have a great Sunday!

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  6. Love the mosquito haiku!

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    1. Thanks for dropping by qbit

      Much💖love

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  7. Love your haikus Gillena! The information about the Sturgeon moon is wonderful. Lovely writing!!

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    1. Thank you for your appreciation Carrie

      Much💖love

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  8. Powerful haiku, Gillena! Looking forward to the Full Sturgeon Moon 💝

    Happy Sunday!🍹

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  9. Lovely haiku, Gillena. Who knew those blood sucking creatures can transform into beautiful art! :)

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    1. Thanks for your appreciation Khaya

      Much💖love

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  10. The mosquitos and I will be enjoying the Sturgeon Moon this evening; thanks for the heads up and the graceful poem. :)

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    1. Thank you for your appreciation Chrissa

      Much💖love

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  11. LOL, yes I know he has his place in the world, it is truly unrequited love. *puts on a citronella bracelet*

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    1. Happy you dropped by Rommy

      Much💖love

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  12. Contemplating the love life of a mosquito made me smile - very clever!

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  13. Thanks for your appreciation Sherry

    Much💖love

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  14. Enter the dreamscape indeed. Well done!

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    1. Thank you for dropping by Truededsa

      Much💖love

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  15. I'll be watching for the full sturgeon moon tonight thanks to you! Enjoyed the haiku!

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  16. Glad you dropped by Bev

    Much💖love

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  17. lovely and wise. hi Gillena! Have a blessed new week!

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  18. Thank you James

    Much💖love

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  19. This one left laughing and then nodding. So true.

    Happy Sunday, Gillena.

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    1. Thanks for dropping by Magaly

      Much💖love

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  20. All stand out on their own, loved it!

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    1. Happy you dropped by Vandana

      Much💖love

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  21. That's an unusual way to look at a mosquito. :)

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    1. 😊thanks for dropping bh Jenna

      Much💖love

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  22. I love this piece! Happy Sunday to you!

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  23. An interesting perspective. I am a great favourite of mosquitoes, and certainly do not requite their love.

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  24. Happy you dropped by Rosemary

    Much💖love

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  25. I can hear the whine in my ears from your poem...excellent!

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    1. Thank you for your appreciation Vivian

      Much💖love

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  26. Hope the monsoon clouds clear so we can see the sturgeon moon here today...

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  27. I've never connected mosquitoes and unrequited love - made me smile, Gillena!

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  28. 😊thanks for dropping by Kim

    Much💖love

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  29. I never thought of a mosquito singing, but I will from now on. :)

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    1. 😊thanks for dropping by Susie

      Much💖love

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  30. That's interesting... brought a smile 😊

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    1. 😊thanks for dropping by Sreeja

      Much💖love

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  31. If mosquitoes didn't sting so much, I would agree with you! On second thought, maybe that's why their love is never returned. Hmmm

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  32. 😊thanks for dropping by Joel

    Much💖love

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  33. Let the mosquitos sing all they want...and I will swat them!

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  34. Indeed😊thanks for dropping by Maggie

    Much💖love

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  35. sorry, mosquito
    you'll get no love
    from me

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  36. 😊thanks for dropping by Bill

    Much💖love

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