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Life on the Moon


I wonder how life is on the moon

Are the smoke and clouds one?

Every breath filled with death

The ground littered with lost hopes

Struggle everywhere

Then I suddenly know

I know nothing of the moon but only of what I know, Earth

Earth's image is tarnished

Millennias  filled of blood, hunger, and greed

And so to wipe it clean, I would promise the moon

To fill the longing inside

To know of greener pastures, brighter skies, and peace

I will change the earth so that I will no longer wonder

No longer wonder how life is on the moon

 

 

 

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