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The Moon Child

March 11, 2021
By alisonhoude BRONZE, Ayer, Massachusetts
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Sweet lullabies of warm colors send her back to Earth,

From the stars where she lay her head at night


Where galaxies dance around her body in untold rhythms, 

Wrapping her in soft textures, winding her up in dreams


The moon cradles her like the child she is

Rocking her to sleep with the stars

Hushing her with suppressed songs of the night

© Bianca C., Phoenix, AZ

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