Who speaks for the moon
When the books are removed
Who will whistle our tune
Who will tell our tale when our tails are hidden
Not everyone fits in
Well
You actually do
If I were to tell the truth
You just have to find your group
Whether here or on the moon
So do your best
To worry less
There’s people for you
You just have to be willing
Willing to speak for the moon
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Comments (7)
Nice one Atomic!👏
Lovely absolutely lovely!!!❤️❤️💕
Great job📝💯👌❤️
Speak to the moon. I shall do that! Loved your poem!
When you don't fit in with those who shine brightest, look to the shadows among those less noticed by the world. You just might find a friend there who will stick around, even when the weather's not fair.
I speak to the moon all the time, Its the only thing that listens enough to care. Great poem. Lovely sentiment 🤍🤍🤍
I loved the message behind this!! What a wonderful piece to read today :)