Moonbeams

Small Heat Challenge

By Gregory PaytonPublished 2 days ago • 1 min read

Moonbeams warm the night

Staring at the stars delight

Embrace the beauty

Haiku

About the Creator

Gregory Payton

I am retired Air Force. I like to write poetry, and about the economy, and about current event. I have lost a lot in my life and I also write about processing grief.

I hope you find my work interesting.

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