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A Full Moon


A full moon in the darkest of the night The aura of the moon helps relax one's mind Aura that will give the right to remind How facasinating it is, Am I right? One's eyes always see the full moon so bright That the sight of the object makes one blind To the beauty that really should be bind It is like a giant circular kite In the dark awakening sky above That it seems very motionless to see Maybe one would be willingly to love For the fantic beath-taking way to be The great magical bird of love, a dove A love bird that always flies to be free
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