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Lovely Luna


Represented by Diana goddess Greek huntress the ancients understood your power, knew you as a celestial navigator- guide of sailors and farmers illuminator of many a long trail... Nocturnal sphere, commander of oceans, of women's monthly cycles witches and wolves still pay you homage. Though in these modern times you've turned paradox- from an object of song, night- light for lovers, image of romance, to- a backdrop of black and white movies synonym for eerie a Halloween vista. Yet artists praise your glory, for you enchant though dimmer than the sun, void of heat, even the stars pale to your glow.
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Annette M Velasquez

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