The Sun and The Moon / Apollo and Artemis
A gentle poem about the sun and the moon in personified forms or about Apollo and Artemis. Take it how you will
The fluttering pieces of snow overlapping each other and the sun rises, / Showing His face through the tree. / The birds singing their beautiful songs, / To greet Him. / Sitting into the snow, / Behind the mountains, She, / The gorgeous Moon waves good night.
The snow gently melts into the dirt and unseen grass, / Providing a warmer and gentler touch and love to the grass. / Soft, gentle flowers sprout from the earth, / Stretching their petite leaves, / As a hello and good morning. / She's back and awake. / Yes, She's here. / Spring Herself saying hello to all Her creations and beauties.
The small creatures in their homes, / Stretching and yawning as they wake.
Written May 17, 2020
About the Creator
Alex Barker
I have an interest in writing whether it’s fiction or not. I’m not sure what I’ll write, but we’ll see.
I’m 19, and going through life’s motions. We’ll see where it takes me. Pronouns are he/him
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