When the pull of the moon makes ocean rage, and waters whitecaps, what hope do I have? On the full moon night of October, I stood on the damp roads staring at the night sky. It was late night, half past eight, I was on my way home. I stepped out of the car and was held captive by the marvelous sight, the Moon in full circle, too bright as if a torch had been held upside down from the sky.
Since childhood, from the beginning of time, I have been drawn to the moon, for reasons unknown to my knowledge. I have always kept track of the phases of the moon, waxing phase, waning phase, full moon and new moon, I knew everything like current month, and year.
Once I was at the ocean shore, late night, on the new moon day. The tide was high, waves were erratic due to the gusting force of the wind, it was pitch dark by the horizon. Again for unknown reasons, the sound of the waves crashing the shore, calmed my soaring heart. It radiated peace and tranquility.
It was a full moon day. I came home and rushed to the terrace to witness this marvelous wonder. There were only a few stars visible. Bright, round and daring, the pull it exerted on me was otherworldly.
Ms. Moon, are you lost? Why do you disappear from time to time? Why do you keep your whereabouts a secret? What do you whisper to the mighty ocean, for it rages high. What did you do to my little heart, for it flutters on your sight.
Finally, even though there are so many mysteries surrounding reality, and outer space, I am glad that you roam across the sky from time to time. Also, I feel better for disappearing from time to time because you do it too.