Friday, June 7, 2024

An Ode To The Moon


An Ode To The Moon

written by Vittoria Mariggiò

Sea View by Moonlight - Ivan Aivazovsky (1849)

O my beautiful moon,
my shining, gracefully delicate thing,
turn and show me,
the unseen,
those hidden flaws,
and unhinged truths,
you keep in the obscure.

O my beautiful moon,
my softest and most
precious beam,
turn and show me,
the hidden ire,
those fuming thoughts,
and shameful desires,
you keep in the dark.

O my beautiful moon,
my lovely creature of nature,
never cease to shine upon me,
so fair and unreachable
to burn my heart;
I watch the most heavenly miracle,
so far away.
I might let
the celestial blue of your eyes,
kill me slowly.

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