Moonstruck

A Haiku About Something Blue

By Jennifer M. WardPublished about a year ago • 1 min read

He was a blue moon

That lit up a starless sky

And left her moonstruck

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Jennifer M. Ward

I was born and raised in Brooklyn, NY. I write contemporary fiction, nonfiction stories, and blog posts about life, books, and creativity. Connect with me on Twitter @jennwardwrites or find me here: https://jennifermarieward.com/

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A Haiku About Something Blue

About the Creator

Jennifer M. Ward

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