Moonful Poem by Ima Ryma

Moonful



September twenty seventh in
The year of two thousand fifteen,
Celestial bodies did their spin,
Lining up in a quite rare scene.
On Earth, the moon was the show star,
With many names all wrapped in one.
Full and harvest, cuz 'twas least far
From the autumn equinox done.
Super cuz 'twas closest to Earth
Than any other time of year.
Blood cuz 'twas tinted red in worth.
Earth's shadow then made disappear.

Next time - eighteen years - not too soon.
Maybe I'll watch it from the moon.

Sunday, October 25, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: history
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Spock The Vegan 25 October 2015

Nice poem. I went out 2 hours too late. The news media is in a different time zone.

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