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blue skies by Rose Loya Monday, March 26, 2007 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
Sun's light flits above the cloud, she feels spent but she's not proud, her glow's brilliance bounces back, works the sky like canvas strap Thunder claps into a roar but it's his laugh, a noisy bore, redundant necessity thus to rouse motion's ferry. Clouds soon cry down heavy rain, like angels cleaning out the pain, grime and funk we hold on to, and just then, the skies turn blue. Written by Rose Loya 2008

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Reviewed by Butch Howard	3/26/2007

From childhood to adulthood and beyond, the significance and influence of the moon will grow. "The child is father to the man/woman." -a very enjoyable write! ~Butch




Reviewed by Gloria Gay	3/26/2007

Beautiful and poignant. Brings back childhood memories. I, too, thought the moon followed me when I was a child. You've put into words an experience of childhood that many have had.