I watch the Moontree bloom in the meadow.
A hybrid of black oak and gray maple
entwined at the root, bark, leaf and branch.
It's silven flowerheads whispering to me golden lies.
You somehow grow on a ****** white sands
that bares no fruit nor olive nor stream
And yet you grow and grow and grow and grow
to reach the azuline veil above.
And yet in this cold night, you give me comfort
for all the time past and the years to come.
I discovered this old poem I wrote in a school publication.
I always did the moon as a beautiful flowerhead...
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