Moonshine Poem by Mellisa Salazar

Moonshine



the moon doth shine

some say not as bright

but the moon and the sun

share one lonely light

both forces lend their hands

and guide us to where we shall be

both caressing tops of waves

and shining against the sea

two opposites are one

and two opposites are me

since the earth is round

there’s no polarity

where you shall choose to look

it’s there that you shall be

to give is to receive

because you are not only you

for you are also me

Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: choice,dark,god,intuition,light,ocean,perspective,reflection,sea,self discovery
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
This poem was inspired by the yin and yang symbol. It represents the oneness that we share with each other and inside of ourselves. It aims to express that contrast is perspective. There is no right or wrong or good or bad. There are different windows to look through, like the facets of a jewel. Every side holds a different truth, but all are apart of creation.
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