Not Just On Mars

The poet who walks by moonlight is conscious of a tide in his thought which is to be referred to lunar influence.

fly me to the moon

hurry, quickly, do it soon

i need the restroom

Author's Note

"It must be allowed that the light of the moon, sufficient though it is for the pensive walker, and not disproportionate to the inner light we have, is very inferior in quality and intensity to that of the sun. But the moon is not to be judged alone by the quantity of light she sends to us, but also by her influence on the earth and its inhabitants."The moon gravitates toward the earth, and the earth reciprocally toward the moon. - Thoreau