Passages of the Moon-
We reflect the passages of the moon in all her tones and glory
as told in long-ago sage's stories of snowy nights when she disappeared,
and witnessed in December's 2010 lunar blackout,
the first, they say, in six hundred years.
We mirror the phases of moonshine-
as do August's waterfalls, giants roaring down the rockside,
or the wee winged creatures living in the woods,
who turn to hide on the quiet side of her silver orb.
We transform as Diana the Huntress sculpts in black and glimmer.
We find,as the demilune skips along the river,
that we are like tiny bits of shimmer,
turning with a waxing sphere,
circling, streaming, refracting through the trees,
feeling all of life must be before us,
but so light, we are the mere suggestion of a breeze.
Rest your eyes upon our communal celestial jewel.
Draw vision and meaning from her comings and goings,
for to run with her in the heavens
is to wrap yourself in the present
and presence
that is Luna's blessing
right here on Earth.
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