By Baisali Chatterjee Dutt

moonstruck –

love notes from a time

I’d forgotten

Baisali Chatterjee Dutt

Roberta Beach Jacobson

of all the moons

who visit my window

you’re my favorite

Roberta Beach Jacobson

By Pippa Phillips

releasing

her balloon—

daytime moon


Pippa Phillips

By Joe Sebastian

hunter moon

on every ICU bed

virus shadow

Joe Sebastian

By Leanne Mumford

a cat prowls

shell mounds along the quay

scallop moon

Leanne Mumford

By Mona Iordan

long vigil

the morning moon

so pale

Mona Iordan

By Julie Schwerin

held

   by your gaze

        phaseless moon

Julie Schwerin

By Kristina Todorova

turning

the hourglass ...

new moon

Kristina Todorova

By Jane Beal

full moon shining

through the leafless tree

my little dog has grown old

Jane Beal

Mona Bedi

half moon

i sent you

the other half

Mona Bedi

Agnes Eva Savich

the moon's pull

...I dust off

the telescope

Agnes Eva Savich

By Hemapriya Chellappan

long after

I'm gone . . .

travel moon

Hemapriya Chellappan

Lakshmi Iyer

after the rain

moon in my well

safe and sound


Lakshmi Iyer

By Maria Grazia Sessa

moonlight-

the thrill of a kiss

among my memories

Maria Grazia Sessa

By Pris Campbell

tidal pull

the man in the moon

on every gravestone

Pris Campbell

Vani Sathyanarayan

slicing

through the full moon...

his paper plane

Vani Sathyanarayan

By Pippa Phillips

blood moon

ripping time

in half

Pippa Phillips

By Vandana Parashar

owning our imperfections moon and I

Vandana Parashar

By Terrie Jacks

new moon

my thoughts blacken

my shadow

Terrie Jacks

By Mohammad Azim Khan

moon shadows

workers return

from the night shift


Mohammad Azim Khan

Tiffany Shaw-Diaz

fine-toothed comb the crescent moon in my bones

Tiffany Shaw-Diaz

By Julie Schwerin

longest night still the solar-powered moon 

Julie Schwerin

By Marina Bellini

full moon beyond the roofs I know you're there

Marina Bellini

Vincenzo Adamo

veiled moon

I look out the window

and all is silent

Vincenzo Adamo

By Wilda Morris

moonlight

through a gap

in the motel curtain

Wilda Morris