Ethereal beauty in the darkened sky.
Cause chills to run down my spine.
As it begins light fading slowly the moon passes by.
Intense darkness unfolding my heart within.
Prelude to a cosmic dance nature's grand eclipse.
Everlasting wonder in this celestial shift.
Standing in place I'm left in awe.
About the Creator
Debbie Tucker-Kelly
My persona is one many either can't understand or don't have an open enough mind to accept.My writings will reflect the feelings brought from my past memories.Maybe you'll relate (forewarning trigger)I call them Grim Cogitations
~A.D MOORE~
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