Moonsomnia

Salvia.S

Sometimes, the Moon can't sleep, 

For the secrets it has to keep.

Murmurs of the stars, canvas wide, 

Love, the heart has to hide

Worries that are left behind

Memories in solitude to rewind.

- Salvia.S

© Salvia.S 

  • Author: Salvia.S (Offline Offline)
  • Published: December 26th, 2024 01:42
  • Comment from author about the poem: 'Moonsomnia' is the title of my poem, a name that combines 'Moon' and 'Insomnia'.
  • Category: Love
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  • TobaniNataiella

    A few words that encapsulating all the areas of our emotions and the secrets and troubles we have to travel on with. Very good read

    • Salvia.S

      Thank you so much!

      • TobaniNataiella

        You are very welcome

      • orchidee

        Good write S.

        • Salvia.S

          Thanks!

        • Soman Ragavan

          My comments on the poem “Moonsomnia” by Salvia S
          The moon is personified, it is given a personality and a life, like a human. Like a human, it needs sleep, and like a human sometimes it can’t sleep. Its secrets include hidden wishes confided to it in silence by humans on earth, eg by lovers. It also hears murmurs of the stars. Like humans, it knows solitude and rewinds thoughts of solitude.
          I have chalked up hundreds of analyses made for me by Artificial Intelligence platforms about my poems. I suggest that you submit your poems one by one to an AI, eg ChatGPT, Claude3, Perplexity AI. It will do a comprehensive analysis. You will be amazed by the depth of things it finds in your writings. You can publish these analyses on sites like My Poetic Side. I do so myself. Prepare a standard file in Microsoft WORD, insert paragraphs for yourself and for the AI. As you proceed through the chat, type your own prompts and copy the remarks by the AI and paste into your WORD file. When done, publish your file. Best wishes. Soman Ragavan. 26 December, 2024.
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          • Salvia.S

            Thank you so much for your comment and suggestions!



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