Slowly, Silently,
Moon glides across cobalt sky,
Bursting with my dreams.
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You all know how I love the moon because it energises and inspires me. In fact, my most popular all-time post is The Moon in Jane Eyre, and I have many poems inspired by this extraordinary planet. Check out yesterday’s blogpost if you missed it all about Full Moon Rituals and goal setting.
This is my view right now from my study. I’m literally blown away, writing poems, jotting ideas, preparing affirmations and setting goals for the month ahead. (I’ll be posting tomorrow morning)
How does the full moon make you feel?
Please add any moon related posts in the comments, I’d love to check them out!
Rereading Jane Eyre 
That’s a beautiful view and beautifully penned lines.
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Thank you, Shweta!
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Gorgeous captures, Luccia! Cher xo
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As you are inspired by the moon, I am inspired by the sunrise. How lucky we both can count on our muse’s daily return.
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I like the sunrise, too, but sometimes the sky is too bright, so I prefer sunsets, they’re more mellow. And the moon is like a magnet, I could look at it for hours. I agree that we’re so lucky to have our daily muse.đ
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Lovely poem! I was born on a full moon evening, I like to say I’m a full moon baby! I couldn’t see her today, it’s cloudy here, but I can feel all the energy. My mood really changes during the full moon.
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Yes, she really influences my moods too!
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So nice and the full
Moon can be so moody and fun
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Indeed!
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Hi Luccia – I love looking at the moon. My favorite time to see it is in the early early morning, because it’s low in the sky out our back windows. When I’m the only one up and I look out, I feel like it’s there just for me!
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“I feel like it’s there just for me’
‘I love that, and I’d never thought about it, but so do I!
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