20 October: A dVerse Kindly Moon

A Kindly Moon

it’s an old sight, up there
always dimming the stars,
always looking into my window,
or gazing down at pools of water.
and my dog sits still as a bookend,
watching that winter white ball,
and she wonders when I’ll throw
that kindly moon so she can fetch
it back to the beginning again.


for dVerse Poets, the moon. ©Misky 2022 Shared with #amwriting on Twitter. Image ©Misky 2022 created w/Midjourney.

22 responses to “20 October: A dVerse Kindly Moon”

  1. Gorgeous! I love the idea of the dog chasing the moon.

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  2. Fantastic – I love the dog waiting to chase, and the ending is brilliant!

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    1. Thanks, Sarah. Great prompt.

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  3. Snap! We both chose a kindly moon and came up with such different poems. I love the way you describe how ancient the moon is without actually stating it in the opening lines – an old sight, an old friend, faithful and true. It’s the dog that gets me, makes me smile.

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    1. My old springer spaniel used to stare at the moon, and I was thinking of her when I wrote it. Gosh, I do miss her company.

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  4. Brilliant Misky! 👏👏👌👌😁😁

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    1. Thank you, Ken.

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  5. You’re most welcome Misky! 🙏😊😁

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  6. How delightful. You are so talented.

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    1. Thank you, K. ❤️

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      1. You’re very welcome.

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  7. Good one, Misky. I enjoyed that!

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  8. I had a dog once…

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  9. This is simply wonderful … making me miss my Chloe dog.

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    1. I miss my Molly every day.

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  10. I had heard about sundog… but moondog is even cooler.

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    1. Molly was a brilliant dog.

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