Welcome to my home page
This page is dedicated to the memory of Nolan Dean Moon.
In 1986, at the age of 29, he was in the hospital dying of AIDS. I made a promise to him that I would publish and copyright his works. I finally received the copyright in 1990.
Nolan and I were together for about a year. In that short of time Nolan truly touched my soul and my heart deeply. His magnificent talent inspired me to design this site and to give him recognition he truly deserves.
My Love Rest in Peace.
The Federal Copyright law phohibits the copying of Noan Dean Moon's poems. Registered in the Library of Congress, Washington DC.
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.
