Mother Moon
- Sarah Palladino
- May 11, 2022
- 1 min read
Gentle lanterns luminated softly
through a silent town.
Needing no more than the
radiant moon to guide them.
The journey through the smooth
sloped mountains—
leading into the sheet of cotton.
Passing through the pillowy clouds—
you stand in space.
This mountain— cursed with twists and turns.
Taking your breath away as you
dance with the stars.
Her children radiate the path—
embedded with footprints.
Them taking you to their goddess mother—
she calls for you.
The goddess—
a beacon in the night bathes you
in light.
Sitting on the edge
you may finally relax.
She nurtures you with warmth—
at last,
peace.
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