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TALKING TO THE MOON


I believe I always have late-night conversations with the moon all night long.

I never skip, not even a single night sitting alone in my nook to glimpse his brightest silver illumination while hugging my pillow and holding my book like a little child that is ready to hear some lullabies to fall asleep.

 

Even if he never answer my questions, I still always ask him (the moon) how your day went through; because I believe he’s watching on your window too.

He never says anything than shining the world at night because he might be just a good listener. That’s why aside from asking him questions, I also read my poems about you to him—hoping he relays you my message and connects you to me, and that’s what I always do.

 

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tadashijoa

Tadashi is a 21-year old ordinary lad, friend, and son. He is a student currently taking a Bachelor of Secondary Education Major in English at The University of Mindanao, Philippines. He is a computer, e-games, and film enthusiast and a former volleyball varsity. He is also an avid fan of love and chivalry, anime, conspiracy, romantic and tragic stories, and Victorian history.

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