Sunshine On the Moon
Sunshine on the Moon
A moon at the crest of a hill,
As big as the house it was covering,
Neighbors gathered – strangers and old,
In moonbeams fearfully hovering.
Never was there such a moon,
Through my lifetime of many years,
Un-believing so awed we were,
Breathless, still, evoking shared stunned tears.
Never will I forget that night when
This old world rolled around just right
And sunshine seemed to inflate the moon
Truly heaven’s wonder gone too soon.
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