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Telescope Eyes


I have seen the moon
How many times have I seen the moon?
One hundred? One thousand?
I have seen the moon many times
 
But tonight as I lie under the sky
And dream of dancing among the stars
I focus my eye on the heavens above
And it all seems closer than before
 
I study the moon through telescope eyes
And for the very first time
I see the cracks and craters 
That cover her face
 
Her distance and glow once hid her scars
The moon who lives alone
She is so much more beautiful
Now that I see her flaws
 
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