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To Lady Moon
Contributed by
AzurePaladin
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Monday, 14th June 2004 @ 10:13:53 PM in AEST
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InspirationalPoems
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Riddles descend think upon you, newly risen Moon. Your fullness and luminescence, a courageous response to the disappearance of the Sun, become once again obscured. Oh, Moon, you alraedy have disolved these clouds before. Why then do you wait now? Could it be that upon rising to the heights of the dark, you suddenly felt the Sun's gaze once again? My Lady, you are sensitive, but strong. I can see that you are holding those clouds around you, capturing the Sun's last essences much like grasping fleece to hold warmth on a winter day. December and all of its storms have passed, My Lady. You must forget the snow and biting chills. Those riddles you cling to and bury yourself in are stale. Learn to let go, my Moon, so that a brighter and more fulfilling light can shine from within yourself.
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Re: To Lady Moon
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by ladyfawn on
Monday, 14th June 2004 @ 10:34:11 PM AEST
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truely beautiful:) hugs n' love nessa
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Re: To Lady Moon
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by Ethereal_Engine on
Tuesday, 15th June 2004 @ 04:25:11 PM AEST
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| I more or less understand what this a all about. Im happy that youve gotten some of your inspiration back. Unfortunatly Im not reminded of anything in particular by what you wrote, except for what we talked about last night. Again part of whats written is black and white, moon and sun not exactaly opposites this time but the same clash. |
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