Moon Above Departing Thunderstorm by Joseph Green

#Poem – Effective (An Ode to the Moon)

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The moon does not blaze its wayMoon Above Departing Thunderstorm by Joseph Green
From the cusp of the horizon
To the heights of the atmosphere.
It is content to meander slowly,
Incrementally
From the tops of the ridges
To the apex of its nightly rounds.

There, with its reflected brilliance
(Shining alike on cloud and clear)
The moon
(Without judgment or care;
An almost caressing guardian
Of the night sky)
Surveys the wonders
Of a humanity asleep
And
Perhaps
Occasionally
Dreaming or
Even longing for the other
Illuminator.

~ spontaneously composed by Stan Stewart
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4 comments

    1. Thanks, Susan! Always appreciate you dropping by… The photo is not by me: Joseph Green took it. Obviously, he has an eye for such a majestic capture.

      blessings,
      Stan

    1. Thanks so much for your response. In this case, I added the photo later since the moon sighting that inspired this poem was not captured (at least not by me).

      Thanks for again sharing your beautiful blog.

      Blessings,
      Stan

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