Moo-oo-oon
is perfect. fill with name Feel rise,
The moon on a moonless night Your eyes hollow, darkness. You its seas. tides fall
in your bones‟ its faint electricity The moon so uncommon: moon without atoms, phenomena
of moon-seeing, the word moon are non-moon – jade or bone
how could that be the moon?
Earth with its one moon: does a ball arching to it
three. transfixed marrow; against your face.
and the boy his back catch make
The boy as he holds the ball, looking on the daylight moon.
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