*moon Rapes His Sister Sun Poem by nimal dunuhinga
*moon Rapes His Sister Sun
In the pitch darkness strange things can happen;
But unfortunately nowadays it happens in the daylight too.
* The title quoted from the book ' American Indian myths and legends' selected and edited by Richard Erdoes and Alfonso Ortiz.
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(This violent story tells of a stormy encounter between a female sun and a male moon.)
Too true, we would hope that in the daylight, those doing the harm would see what they were doing and! STOP! Love duncan X
I read this and I suppose it is the opening to something. I gave it a 5. GW62
Sun and moon are two celestial bodies, who give light to earth and sustain life on this planet! How sad, we invoke the names of purity for such filthy action !
Have a nice time to read this poetry have a heart beat languagetowards the haven scene.
Uncontrolled and unguided gratification …psychopaths are in plenty… Excellent Caption...congrat… 10+ Ms. Nivedita UK
The brevity of the poem speaks out loud and clear worthy of top marks.. regards
So much conveyed with so little. A poem very well crafted.The brevity is dynamic as it is powerful. Thank you for sharing.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
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12/2/2024 1:53:12 AM # 1.0.0
Very thought provoking. It is true that terrible things can happen in daylight as well as in darkness. Ten for this. Warm regards, Sandra