Tomorrow’s Moon

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Tomorrow's Moon

written by: Alexander Wolff

I am awaiting
Tomorrow’s moon
To dry the tears brought on
By today’s sunlight

Soft luminescence soothes
The sunbeam’s scorn

Life: A synthesis of
Muffled noise and
static hums of
shrieking silence

Days coming and going
Degrees of scorch and pining
A seasonal stifling

Let the winter come
And cool the fires that burn
Let the summer pass
For scorched lands be cooled

Hang in the ether
Orb of luminescence

I am looking for
The waxing of the moon
For the waning of my heart

NOTE FROM THE AUTHOR:

This poem is featured in an anthology called "Yearnings" by Ayo Gutierrez.

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Alexander Wolff

Alexander Wolff is a poet who studies Buddhism, music, and psychology. His main inspirations are the unity of human suffering, Confessionalism, and personal experiences of life.

"Poetry bridges the gap between reality and phantasy."

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