I am def a fan of the moon, as my own poetry proves. I love the title. I like where you are going with this poem, but I want to actually taste the moon rather than just feel a lump in my throat. You say "you taste it in your throat" but what exactly does that taste like?
About the period at the end of the first stanza, it must stay, as it ends that grammatical phrase, and this poem is one in which I am using end punctuation and capitalization (sometimes I do not, depending on the piece).
The moon is quite an intoxicating element in the world. I find myself staring out at the moon quite often, especially on a clear night, over the ocean; it's a breathtaking and almost impairing thing--like a child looking up at something that seems larger than life and wondering...
With such a short piece, you've conveyed much emotion, and I commend you on that. My writes tend to be lengthier than I like most of the time. I also agree that the period at the end of the first stanza could be lost, but I quite like the colon at the end of the second stanza. Well written--I'm glad I happened upon your work.
Oh my goodness, this is absolutely perfect! This poem is stunning, absolutely gorgeous writing, perfect language, beautifully depicted. It's wonderful. Lovely work!
I am def a fan of the moon, as my own poetry proves. I love the title. I like where you are going with this poem, but I want to actually taste the moon rather than just feel a lump in my throat. You say "you taste it in your throat" but what exactly does that taste like?
About the period at the end of the first stanza, it must stay, as it ends that grammatical phrase, and this poem is one in which I am using end punctuation and capitalization (sometimes I do not, depending on the piece).