Hoku ili - Waikiki
Hawaiian Language
“Stranded moon”
[A moon is still up at sunrise]
"A heart
in love with beauty
never grows old. "
Turkish Proverb
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Thank You
for pausing here!
Warmly, cloudia
Here's to staying young and appreciating beauty! ;-)
ReplyDeleteAn appropriate proverb!
ReplyDeleteI love the phrase 'stranded moon'. So poetic - so beautiful. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteSo image-evoking; I love that expression 'stranded moon' (Hoko ili)
ReplyDeleteTiz confusing to drive home after working all night, and trying to figure out if the moon is stuck or stranded, before the sun pokes up. Loved the green mountains!
ReplyDeleteDrumMajor
nice proverb
ReplyDeleteI love the Turkish Proverb and the stranded moon. Enjoy your evening with a regular moon!
ReplyDeleteWow, Cloudia! We are kindred spirits. I wish I had know that phrase, "stranded moon" in the lovely Hawaiian language when I posted that very same moon while capturing my early morning sunrise at the same time...here on the east coast in 22 degrees with a light dusting of snow on the ground. Aloha all the way, Friend.
ReplyDeleteI noticed that moon the other day, too!
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I guess my heart won't be growing old then. Good news! ;)
ReplyDeleteTurkish proverbs make complete sense, who knew :) J'adore your stranded moon!
ReplyDeletenice moon, nice proverb
ReplyDeleteFirst picture is just captivating!!
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