Our Moon Poem by Mary Havran

Our Moon

Rating: 3.7


July 1989
Alone I watched the Full Moon rise tonight.
The same Moon rose over you just hours ago.
Did you also watch it rise? Did clouds obscure the view?
Was your night as fine for stargazing?

When the Moon is just starting to clime my horizon
It is finishing its' journey across your sky.
Were you still awake to watch it set?
Did dreams call you away?
Tonight I will watch till this Moon leaves to find you again.

The calendar says each Moon shines on you first.
But the Moon doesn't follow... it leads!
Full Moon... Full Circle
Ruler of tides
My Moon first tonight.
I shall wish it safely back to you.

Last July the Moon carried grief for me.
Was your Moon full of Joy then?
I know it wounds you now.

Once Full Moons of June saw each of us born
Your Moon predating mine in years.
Round Moon... pale circular symbol of eternity
First seen by you... then me... then back again

This Moon connects us, at least in my own heart.
Allow me to wish it back to you fuller, brighter.
The July Moon rises Full over us tonight.
Full... of Promise

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Edward Bennet 13 February 2008

I love poems about the moon, this one is very unique.

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Prasanna Kumari 07 February 2008

the moon here brings with it a painful wishfull longing....good poem

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Thad Wilk 29 December 2007

I love this poem Mary! It is uniquely written and was indeed a pleasure to read! ! *10*! ! Thad

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