A poem by Henry Maust
The moon, the moon,
a simple sphere
sitting beyond our atmosphere.
Gleaming, glowing,
sharing its light,
it guides me through the longing night.
The moon is like an ice cream scoop,
but when the sun comes out to play,
this scrumptious scoop fades away.
How silky smooth its silver blanket
that covers up the darkest secrets.
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