A child smiles at the moon; the moon smiles back For they are friends, you see, both peek-a-boo Behind and through the leaves of their favorite oak In an ancient world that is forever young
Adults are children who have forgotten how To see, and who have lost their bearings, their course Their pirate-maps for sailing to the stars And their lunar love-letters to be read in dreams
Among the fireflies, on the cooling-dusk field A child smiles at the moon; the moon smiles back
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Lawrence Hall’s vanity publications are available on amazon.com as Kindle and on bits of dead tree: THE ROAD TO MAGDALENA, PALEO-HIPPIES AT WORK AND PLAY, LADY WITH A DEAD TURTLE, DON’T FORGET YOUR SHOES AND GRAPES, COFFEE AND A DEAD ALLIGATOR TO GO, and DISPATCHES FROM THE COLONIAL OFFICE.