full moon, gibbous moon, half moon, crescent
The full moon is a golden coin at the bottom of night's pocket, and the black tree branches are the seam of the pocket.
The gibbous moon is an egg, in the nest of the night hen. Her black feathers are speckled with white stars.
The half moon is a thimble on the black finger of night.
The crescent moon is a fingernail from that same finger.
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The crescent moon is a fingernail from that same finger.
Prrrrrrrrt.
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Nine
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Scroll down to A.E. etc. ;-)
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"Children without fathers. Schools without discipline. Reward without effort. Crime without punishment. Rights without responsibilities. Communities without control. Sentences without verbs."
I love all the sentences without verbs in Modern Amerian Poets. H.D., and I've forgotten who else. Lots of them in puddleshark's LJ, which is more beautiful really, because it has whole paragraphs of them.
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In a story I'm working on, I describe the moon as smiling a cheshire cat grin.
The galaxy is a vertebral column and the Magellanic Clouds are formless lumps of protoplasm.
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