Does the moon know that the girl waits for it— pining, yearning for just a glimpse of its mysterious, untouchable beauty?
Does the moon know that the girl avoids sleep, staying awake until dawn just to admire it for as long as she can?
Does the moon know that her heart skips a beat as the sun sinks low and the sky darkens to charcoal, knowing the moon will follow?
Does the moon know that the stars mean nothing beside it— that all else disappears when it rises?
Does the moon know that the girl loves it— basking in its glory, holding on to the hope that one day, she will be noticed?
Does the moon know that she will admire it for all her life— clinging to the hope that she might one day know it?
Does the moon even know that the girl is there?
You were never my sun. But you were the moon to me, and I think that means a thousand times more. How's the weather up on that pedestal I can't help but keep you on?