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Moon Baby

A woman once

                                        Wished on star

                                        From lands afar

 

                              "Please oh please

                              Bright twinkling light

                              Give me a child tonight"

 

                    And the woman prayed

                    Every night for years

                    Her plea fell on deaf ears

 

          Until a goddess

          Who made me swoon

          Heard her tune;

          The Moon

 

Begging she had heard

The mother of Earth

The call answered

With a "birth"

 

          Transcending her planet

          Coming to ours

          In a pomegranate

 

                    Inside the botanic

                    Did she travel

                    Until cloth unravel

 

                              Child Delivered

                              To dainty hands

                              Such divine plans

 

                                        Celestial now infant

                                        Baby and parent

                                        Woman loves ancient

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Written by
stopdoopy
Non-binary
Published
Oct 16, 2018
Lines·Words
29·95
Notes

For Houkyou, the title is what my friend calls their daughter and the whole poem is based off of it.

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#tune#parent#infant#delivered#botanic#swoon#pomegranate#unravel#ancient#divine
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