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Half, full, or quarter view, one moon shines
Tomorrow, now, then, all endless time
You, me, them, flesh and blood, all life heirs.
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We have let fear, greed and false beliefs
limit our freedom to stretch our hearts
‘Round the globe to people here and there.
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Sages say love neighbors as ourselves
while earth’s so constant moon radiates
golden beams showing us how to care.
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A response to Jane Dougherty Poetry Challenge #43: Trilune—The ‘trilune’, a new form invented by Jane Dougherty, consists of nine lines, nine syllables each—that’s my quick summary. For her vision of the form, please visit her site at the above link.
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I like the way you have grouped things in threes. Another visionary poem—’Tomorrow, now, then, all endless time.’ Lovely.
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Thank you. Of course you know your three moons were in the mix 🙂
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I did notice 🙂
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Very powerful poetry Janice
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Thank you Denis
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Brilliant! Oh, such brilliance!
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Glad you liked it 🙂
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Beautiful poem, the endless nature of time and the universe captured brilliantly. There are such strong powerful constant forces in our lives!
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