Wednesday, April 8, 2009
The Moon
Last Night of the Moon
Blackened against a radian sun
surrounded by a fiery ring
no craters to soften a fallen star
cut down Apollo’s wing
In the early hours
on a sunny winter’s day
the moon took its position
where it would never stay
Pale in comparison
to a stratocumulus cloud
with a rainbow within it
that it carries proud
Then shone a jealous sun
who stole most part of the day
and put the moon on its back burner
blinding it by a ray
Now the moon was going through
a terrible phase
in the left corner of the sky
amongst a twilight haze
Bright in a summer sky
caught in a meteor shower
still the moon doesn’t pass through
this phase of its final hour
It still shows its face in spite
but the sun gets the last laugh
it still manages to smile
no one sees the other half
All those astronauts
did not see their doom
there’s no place left to land
sealed inside their tomb
Any lunar flights
will have to be real soon
when it’s out of sight
will be the last night of the moon
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