For he was the moon”



Oh, to feel a love that bruises one’s soul enough to be cut in half, as the vessel of the other sinks into the earth. Blissfully unaware of the initial loss of one’s self. Roaming aimlessly without purpose. Waiting to reassemble in one’s last home. A vast blue, never ending calm. Pulled by a satellite, an entity, calling from afar with great power. Forming a whole. Two souls, in a never ending universe; for without the other, the world would know chaos. Once cut, now Whole.

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This poem is about losing your soulmate to death and being completely lost without them until you are reunited through the earth when you pass as well, he embodies the moon and you are the ocean, tidal controls pull you guys closer together and without the other the world would be destroyed.

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Written on February 11, 2024

Submitted by renattaanthony on March 10, 2024

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Renatta Anthony

I am a 17 year old high school senior. I started to write free verse poetry for fun as a way to express my feelings when I can’t put them into words. more…

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