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Kiss and Hug at Dusk and Dawn

Rays and glow

By M DannenfelserPublished 3 years ago • 1 min read
Kiss and Hug at Dusk and Dawn
Photo by Elizabeth Tsung on Unsplash

Moon, we see, in the dark of eve. She, pale and calm, In the deep blue sea of sky. Her gaze, long for her love, The bold, warm Sun. Sun, who rise with the high song of lark, He, gold and warm, In the pure blue sky of morn. His gaze, long for his love, The soft, cool Moon. Yet, they meet not, save for the rare kiss at dawn, Or a shy hug at dusk. A tale of love, lost in eon's wide spin. Love, they say, is not just a gaze, It's in the rays that Sun to Moon does gift, It's in the glow that Moon to Sun does cast, In each dark hour, his love, she does lift.

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M Dannenfelser

Married Midwesterner who loves reading, writing, and cats.

Part-time daydreamer, full-time nerd.

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