©Red Moon Calling
I awoke suddenly, summoned by
An ancient voice that I could not resist,
Calling me to see the changing Moon,
In the early nighttime’s mist.
Try as I may to stay in my bed,
I had only to arise.
A window framed my perfect view,
Of the beauty before my eyes.
Something deep within me,
Intuitively knew,
That the changes I was seeing,
Reflected my life’s review.
As the colors changed profoundly,
From white, to pink, to rose.
A thought stirred within me,
I have been all of those.
The hues of my own lifetime,
Became more fully clear.
And I realized with a wiser heart,
That infinitude was near.
myra Wexler Darwish
another lovely read
There was a time when I never missed such an opportunity and never seemed to have to give myself any reminders to be there on time, usually 15 minutes early. Now, I find that if I do not put something on my calendar and have my computer alert me, I will completely forget even the simplest of things that I should keep in my daily mind. To see the blood moon, I would necessarily have had to set my alarm clock because, even though I wake up several times a night, I can't predict the time I will wake up. What often happens is that I wake up to the conclusion that I've missed something important two or three days after it occurred. Now that's disconcerting.
Ron
Michael D.
budd
How wonderful to have witnessed this phenomena...not visible here in UK...
Diana....