I am a child of the moon, born to thrive in its dim light; unmarked by my wobbly knees and wavering convictions. Under the veil of dark I adopt hundreds of personas, changing my character the way some change clothes, each one as much a part of me as my limbs. I let the grass dance on my body as I stare at the velvet sky. I love the stars like my siblings, and I envy their omniscient view. I want to see the ***, tears, deceit, and laughter; the best and worst of humanity. The black and white and all those beautiful shades of gray. I want to listen to the groans of a city teeming with lust, drenched in hushed voices. The world comes alive when the sun goes down; and we can, for a few fleeting hours, escape from under the weight of expectation. Shed the skin of who we are, and become who we want to be.