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The Moon as A God
  You know, I really thought that I would be alright
  Before I knew about religion
  Now I cannot understand
  Why is everyone so desolate
  What is missing
  Although I know
  I really do
  They say we are ruled, by a manlike thing of gold and purple
  They call him king, a lord, a deity
  Supposedly knowing makes them strong
  That is the only reason they tell me what they do
  They don’t recognize that we are by ourselves
  It is that easy to realize.
  But I need something
  To preserve me
  Please, give me something
  You sit there and watch me, moon
  You know what I need
  And something about being so isolated doesn’t seem right
  But I still have not found it
  Your silver face tells me that you will not let me know until I do
  Though you speak nothing to me
  How long have you watched me?
  All my life, that’s the answer, I should know
  When have you ever not been there?
  Well, you go dark occasionally
  But that is alright
  You take time, because you need to understand
  Why we do what we do beneath you
  I feel warmed by your silvered light, even though
  Others retreat, shaken by your domain
  I feel comforted.
  I cannot tell what it is, but I am content no matter that.
  It has been so long
  And you have gone nowhere
  I see your sterling ridges, and valleys
  You are rough
  Why are you so stalwart
  Consigned so thoroughly to being so far away?
  You were always like that
  We are similar in that respect
  But I am so, so restless, even in your light
  So please, guide me to know
  How potent is your light, that perhaps it could imbue me with some satisfaction?
  Could it do that?
  Please, I need to hear that it can
  I cannot wait any longer
  You haven’t done anything for me.
  I feel so, so betrayed
  Know that I do
  Because I have to accept it
  It hurts, so very badly,
  Awfully,
  And where typically I have found healing beneath your gilded touch
  You give me nothing now
  Now, when I need it most
  You turn away
  Your surface doesn’t conform to what you are telling me
  Look at me!
  Stop ignoring what must be addressed!
  Where does this come from, this feeling within me?
  What can it mean?
  Please, I need to be released
  So many questions, and only light in return
  Tell me you don’t want this too.
  I have found the answer
  You, the god who is silvered
  Were never there to help us
  This makes sense
  This I can understand
  I feel so alone
  Because you are what they mentioned to me
  You are what I was taught was always there
  They believed that it was a person, something like us
  “So god created mankind in his own image…”
  No, man made god like him.
  But you are not like me.
  You have iron and steel and silver skin, that
  Never has been broken open
  And inside it is everything I have ever felt,
  Ever needed
  And everything that those who came before me were missing.
  I believe that your texture,
  And your color,
  Which are so far apart from my own
  Are those that adorn god realistically.
  You are him, and you leave us so miserable
  By ourselves
  Because you are simply too far away
  A distance of 238,900 miles approximately
  This is why you do not help me.
  This is can understand.
  Of this I can be accepting.
  Please let me be correct.

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