THE MOON AND I

By Nolan Moon


A dreamer as I watt,
A simple tattered fool.
Upon a log is fate,
Over a crystal pool.
Patent blue sky,
With diamond
studded stars.

Universal questions why,
Answers cast to minds afar.
At last the earthly moon,
Wrapped in angle hair mist. and endless lovers

Numbers of couples he will swoon, to kiss.
He and I are brothers,
And goals we must complete.

Dry advice we gather from others,
None to help us with this feat.
Protectors and providers,
of the rituals of lovers.
These are the answers,
Of why the moon and I are brothers.