Dark of the Moon

“What do I have to do

With the sickle Moon?

Selene: she winks at me.”

My love slowly

Turned to look at me

With that look.

“She winks at me,

Sly, She knows

I love the Dark of the Moon,

Shrouded, and still,

Stars giving their ancient

Glory. I love the sigh

And whisper of the earth

At the coming of the Dark.

Water floats as if Air,

Going deep, then rising

As breath.”

“I see you dive

Into that Dark of Night,”

She said. “You revel

In that crouching stillness,

The breathless journey

To dawn. You long

To see Her

As a dark coin in the sky.”

“Ah,” he said, “She is mine,

A denarius to toss,

One side dark,

The other light. And Mother,

Keeps flipping.”

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