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- absence of light
super blue
very early this morning
the moon near its zenith
was still brilliant white
and commanding
joyous for me pondering
the music of the spheres
it must hear even stooping
this close to earth
i love you today
An original poem by MaryJane Nordgren
pacific
pacific shore calm or ravaged
wispy white clouds or thunderous gray
rain-drenched or enveloped in fog
waves gliding in atop each other or pounding in masculine anger
ocean shore renews and expands a primal rhythm within me
synchronizes my soul with the universe