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Created on: July 25, 2009
Oh mother moon
What a sight to behold
Full of strength and wisdom
Power and treasure untold
Magic and mystery
She watches by night.
Watching over her children
With her shimmering guiding light.
She's the giver of sweet gifts
To people and the harvest.
She blesses every morsel
And shines a path through the forest.
Like the mother who waits
So does she night sky.
For someone to notice her
And not to pass her by.
Moon beams what do you have to teach us?
Will we ever take the time?
To see what you've taught us
And apply it to our lives.
The majesty of our moon
Controls thoughts and tides.
Too tragic to take for granted
In simplicity her beauty lies.
The number of whispered prayers
Quoted by man and child.
Hoping that you would hear them
And grant them peace for awhile.
Oh mother moon
Over land and mighty sea
With love for our mother moon
In her debt ever I'll be
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