Cool, shimmery mist,
wets fog’s gray transparency.
Romantic bride’s veil.

In the thick gray fog,
the moon, the stars, the sun, you.
Undercover, masked.

… 

Oh, it is you here!
Were you here all along?
No need to fear, dear.

In the twilight’s light,
what is here slow-ly be-comes
recognizable.

… 

Darkness turns to light,
gradually, gingerly.
Light turns to darkness.

… 

Blue black firmament,
spotted, sprinkled, autographed
by specks of bright light.

… 

Tailed stars fly the sky,
streaking, signing streams of light.
Cosmos glows at night.

… 

Moon, constellations,
short-lived clouds, passing thick fog,
and a shooting star!

… 

Cloud-like foliage,
below foliage-like clouds.
Can you see the crows?

… 

Cloudy skies again.
We miss the sun and the stars.
Trust they will return.

… 

When in the outdoors
the clouds cover up the stars,
candlelight indoors.

… 

A silver full moon,
blinking, shivering, floating
in a cup of tea.

… 

Tonight’s moon shows off
a quiet brilliant halo.
Her modest splendor.

Reserved silent moon,
witnessing night after night.
Faithful confidant.

The moon grows and shrinks,
pulls the tides, emerges, hides.
Tried and true rhythm.

Waning shrinking moon,
teach us to have faith and trust
when we feel smaller.

Sunlight burns brightly.
Moonlight’s beams glow in the dark.
Starlight simply shines.

… 

Lightning and thunder,
spectacular spectacle.
With or without rain.

… 

Gray smoke saturates
the air with fine ash powder.
Like fog’s mist brume haze.

…  

Please show up, bright sun!
Soon the moon will take over.
We need your light now.

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