The Moon Poem by Ken e Hall

The silvery Queen in the eerie night sky
Ouzos fullness with static stillness
With no sound nonchalantly clouds slowly gather round
Just doing what they do slowly silently floating by

Every thing is connected in this huge universe
As man's water carrier releases their raining cargo
Mother earth drinks a toast in her rivers
Waiting for that command to turm them into reverse

The drums of thunder sound their warning so loud
As Hephaestus fires a round of lightning bolts
Every living thing creeps crawls or flies into home
Knowing they will pass those daunting black clouds

The moons syzygy slowly shoes face for morning light
With staccatos silent now as the birds greet a new day
The moon commands the tides to turn, natures will agrees
Now the sea and sand wave in a dawning delight