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I look to the moon with a glint in its a eye Most nights I’m so lucky to see it rise as much as I do The bottom of my garden rising out of the blue A Beautiful path of light towards you. Craters Shaped like a Worried face It’s always looked like that to me with smoke coming out its mouth Funnily Ive always wondered if others see what I see Or do we all see the moon differently A face that’s reflects our world an inner space A smile ,A frown or nothing at all Like the clouds That change shape When the wind hits That changes in less than a minute No surely not The craters do not move it’s Always been that way. Or is the worried face Just a reflection of my life That’s never changed What about New Zealand Other side of the world I looked at the moon there too Hand stand against the wall standing straight as if im in the uk It looked just the same. It’s always fascinated me I’ll never get bored I’ll sit an stare until the dawn
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1d ago
Jun 5, 2026 at 12:03 AM UTC
My home in the moon
I look to the moon with a glint in its a eye Most nights I’m so lucky to see it rise as much as I do The bottom of my garden rising out of the blue A Beautiful path of light towards you. Craters Shaped like a Worried face It’s always looked like that to me with smoke coming out its mouth Funnily Ive always wondered if others see what I see Or do we all see the moon differently A face that’s reflects our world an inner space A smile ,A frown or nothing at all Like the clouds That change shape When the wind hits That changes in less than a minute No surely not The craters do not move it’s Always been that way. Or is the worried face Just a reflection of my life That’s never changed What about New Zealand Other side of the world I looked at the moon there too Hand stand against the wall standing straight as if im in the uk It looked just the same. It’s always fascinated me I’ll never get bored I’ll sit an stare until the dawn
Lightsideofthemoon
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Jun 5, 2026 at 12:03 AM UTC
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