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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Might I ask about what the moon means to you? It means the world revolves in a transcending path with a satellite. Why does the moon shine in the midnight sky? It shines because it is a guide between the world of the dead and the living. So does the moon fill the air with hope? The moon itself is hope for people. Why does the moon pull us in with such soul searching? It is because we feel that the moon is part of our every day life. Children who asks these questions; I have strive to tell them some truth, And for the adults out there I created a little Moon lite poem to sooth. So the moon is our light in the darkest hour of the night With romance in the air that is so bright We all hold hands once in a moonlit walk And with such passion we would talk The moon gives us our pull on each others heart With a dinner that we take part The ritual of wooing ones heart is a great feeling of love The moon is always there to shine right above In time we think we are blinded by the moon But to tell you the truth it reflects the sun light during midnight noon It gives out a warmth in the darkness We probably do not think of it less Because the moon is our memories of our past It shows it everyday and night and always last April 13, 2013
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