I wonder if the moon feels like we take it for granted.
Maybe we are the ones responsible for the waxing and the waning
of the moon.
We must learn of our responsibility.
It is the same for people
It is a constant cycle of convincing ourselves we are
something people want to see--
luminous like the
orb that lights the night.
And then convincing ourselves
we are only a crescent of a person--
not worth the space
allotted to us.
Just like the moon.
It is not nature that controls its cycle.
We are born from the moon. It is more human than we are comfortable admitting.
Waning is genetic and there is no cure.
May 12, 2013
May 12, 2013 at 1:12 PM UTC
I wonder if the moon feels like we take it for granted.
Maybe we are the ones responsible for the waxing and the waning
of the moon.
We must learn of our responsibility.
It is the same for people
It is a constant cycle of convincing ourselves we are
something people want to see--
luminous like the
orb that lights the night.
And then convincing ourselves
we are only a crescent of a person--
not worth the space
allotted to us.
Just like the moon.
It is not nature that controls its cycle.
We are born from the moon. It is more human than we are comfortable admitting.
Waning is genetic and there is no cure.
