My calendar calls this "Falling Leaves Full Moon". Well, why not? Leaves are, indeed, falling. Yesterday my eye caught the sight of a hundred golden leaves being blown off a tree in a gust of wind, dancing in sunlight. How lucky!
Farmer's Almanac calls this The Hunter's Moon
I read these beautiful lines of poetry on my way into work one day via the subway train. Poetry on the (Better) Way is a great diversion. Transporting from the daily drudge.
Escondido Nights
by Jim Christy
The moon is the shape
Of this hidden cove
fishing boats are constellations
We floated through a heaven
that glittered phosphorescent
like plankton in tinfoil
And paused between a pair:
Aurorita and Viridiana, to thrash about like comets just
Let out of school.
And continued on a light year
later Moondust in my mouth
And all over your body
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