Like The Moon
Write Club #1
February 2020
Someone once told me that
Like the moon
We must have periods of emptiness
before we can feel whole again.
And since then I’ve thought to myself,
Is that why God kept you from me my entire life?
Is this why you’re not with me now?
Do I really
Need
This feeling of emptiness in order to
Someday
Be whole once again?
Do I really need to have craters in my skin in order to love myself?
Do you really need your hair ripped out before it can be grown again
Fuller than before?
It all felt unfair.
My hands were crescents, waiting for the water
The mirror was above the faucet,
Staring me down
My head was a comet
Burning with reason, direction and purpose
All unknown
But so very fast
And hard to keep track of
My eyes were Stars
Twinkling in the moment
Only to shatter and explode
When the light
Became too much
Your smile was the sun
Breathtaking and big and bright
But dangerous
If I looked into it for too long I wouldn’t be able to see anything else
If I got too close to it,
I would soon fall.
My hands were crescents
Like the moon
Waiting for the water
To fill my palms like her hands once did
And like your hands still do
My eyes were Stars
and your smile was the sun
and my head was a comet
And our bond was a solar system
Revolving around your smile except
Your smile was never as easy to look at as
my hands
Like the moon
Against the sun.
Wow! I usually look down upon poems that don’t rhyme, but you pulled it off so well! Love it!
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Oh wow!!! Im so flattered. Thank you so so so much
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