somewhere in this
disassembled moment
I forget
how the sun rises
and how the moon
swaddles the night
just so
holding it
in its swooning
embryonic gaze
frozen in
a new lunar phase
I admit
I was lost by
the assemblage
of the greats
nomadic Gods
with no doubt
and little room left
to wander in regret
I forget how
the day begins
and then ends
with the light
of great minds
with tiny thoughts.
©Jay Mora-Shihadeh
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I love it. I think this part makes the poem. “I forget/how the sun rises/and how the moon/swaddles the night/just so/holding it/in its swooning/embryonic gaze/frozen in/a new lunar phase/I admit/I was lost…”
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Thank you kindly sir, I appreciate you reading and commenting!
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Tiny thoughts have the potential to produce big dividends. All it takes is that one spark. Great post!
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That’s true! thanks for visiting
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Yw
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Lovely, Jay.
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Thank you, Jeff
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You’re most welcome, Jay. Always.
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