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Moon

Moon

You may be cool and distant
Placing comfort in my soul
I love you when you're slender
Then much more so when you're whole

Turn your face towards me
In radiant, wholesome light
You're there throughout my daytime
But I feel you when it's night

Your blueness is hypnotic
Yet it wakes me from my dreams
I'm wooed like all the creatures
Who turn to you in streams

Wolves howling their approval
Of your tenure undebated
We sing of love beneath you
Longing humans captivated 

Your dusty earth seems fruitless 
Yet your story, still romantic
The race to populate you;
Sometimes pointless and pedantic 

There's a rumour that you're cheesy
Even if I think it's true..
I would rather you were cheddar
Than some over-ripened blue

You shelter us from missiles
Hurled our way from outerspace 
I consider you Protector
Of this fragile human race 

As tides like lungs beat rhythm
On the shorelines of our Earth
It's clear no single poet
Will ever captivate your worth


Jinjagoliath
6th February 2023
Copyright © | Year Posted 2023

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February 16, 2023 at 2:25 PM
Isn't that the truth!
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