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When the moon strolls across the sky On the nights I can’t help but feel minute She’s always there Shining with the light the Sun has gifted her Or completely camouflaged into the abyss Not to be seen but felt For several days she does what many of us wish to do Disappear into nothingness Even celestial bodies feel shame The moon brings a sense of comfort nothing else can A sense of familiarity The all-seeing eye of a heavenly mother She watches, understands, and attempts to reach me Her light struggling to illuminate the darkest corner of a room She’s lost the ability to talk eons ago She has seduced the greatest of writers and enamored the saddest of humans I look at her and can’t help but think that I owe her my life but She lacks your tranquil crooked smile Your soft amber eyes The words that melt off your tongue like butter Lips that shush demons away You’ve outshone her You’re the eclipse I’ve been waiting for
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Feb 12, 2019
Feb 12, 2019 at 10:55 PM UTC
Eclipse
When the moon strolls across the sky On the nights I can’t help but feel minute She’s always there Shining with the light the Sun has gifted her Or completely camouflaged into the abyss Not to be seen but felt For several days she does what many of us wish to do Disappear into nothingness Even celestial bodies feel shame The moon brings a sense of comfort nothing else can A sense of familiarity The all-seeing eye of a heavenly mother She watches, understands, and attempts to reach me Her light struggling to illuminate the darkest corner of a room She’s lost the ability to talk eons ago She has seduced the greatest of writers and enamored the saddest of humans I look at her and can’t help but think that I owe her my life but She lacks your tranquil crooked smile Your soft amber eyes The words that melt off your tongue like butter Lips that shush demons away You’ve outshone her You’re the eclipse I’ve been waiting for
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20/Cisgender Female/USA
Feb 12, 2019
Feb 12, 2019 at 10:55 PM UTC
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