indigo glass mug
its shadows
ringed in blue
cast a blue demi-moon
flat against white page
words yearn to touch its face.
—cas
Quillfyre
Aspiring to poet
indigo glass mug
its shadows
ringed in blue
cast a blue demi-moon
flat against white page
words yearn to touch its face.
—cas
Quillfyre 
Such a beautifully vivid image, Cas. What a lovely small stone.
Thanks, Helen. It is amazing how many small things we ignore during our day. Focusing on them stretches the imagination! Carol
I enjoy most anything with the moon. Is it just me or does the moon look a bit off the last couple of nights…sort of like a tear drop with the top leaning towards the right? I like that we can imagine The Man In the Moon’s face, or even see a Rabbit sometimes, or even pretend the Moon is a She.
I think there is a strong connection with the moon, and I too believe it is a feminine persona, despite the Man. I believe this is especially true for women. After all, if the moon controls the ocean tides, why not the ebb and flow that women experience through their own cycles? I have not noticed her the last few nights, but she does change her look often. C
Ah yes this is powerful, so richly drawn, I love it! Thanks for visiting me, I’m flattered.