I Think the Moon of You

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I Think the Moon of You
 

I wanted to chase the moon with you until I realized
the moon needs your luminescence to stay awake for the rest of the world
every night.

But maybe this time,
I can watch from a distance.
The illumination of your love
and how it pulls tides;
casting a bit of hope over my ominous waters.

I would follow you forever -
but I need something more permanent.
You compliment something much more significant,
more far-reaching
than anything I could ever cradle between my imperfect palms.

Galaxies are enamored by you.
And the stars?
Never a contest.
You told me you thought the world of me?
Well,
I think the moon of you.

 

M.P.



Submitted: February 19, 2020

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Meaghan Kalena

Awww this was so sweet! I really enjoyed this.

Wed, March 10th, 2021 1:11am

KatV

This is deep and beautiful. My favorite line is: "The illumination of your love and how it pulls tides; casting a bit of hope over my ominous waters." WOW! Just beautiful! After my third read, my only suggestion is on punctuation; I think this verse is over punctuated. I dont think the period is needed after distance, because the rest of the verse shows what is being watched: The Illumination. Further, I think you could replace the semicolon with a coma after tides, because it is simply a further description. I've attempted to show you what I mean. None the less, you have written a lovely tribute to a lucky friend. Write ON!

Thu, December 30th, 2021 3:20pm

charlamaye

That is beautiful miss Pine may I recommend my poem I think you're beautiful and I want you to know that I think the same of you

Tue, January 24th, 2023 6:11pm

Diamonheart

Beautiful and deep. Loved the last section.

Fri, February 17th, 2023 6:53am

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