Reaching To The Moon / OE #33/37

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The stars dance in the sky when the clouds free up the view; the radiant moon shows its face. Every night she looks up. She loves looking at the moon. She stretches her arms far above her and it feels as if she can touch the moon. The moon is magic for the soul and light for the senses.
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