Thousand Moons

satishverma

On the rim of a beer glass, 
stand, white crystals of salt. 
I was watching a pale moon. 



The lone tree always 
waits for the dipping moon, 
to give a parting kiss. 



I grieve for the viola. 
Why does it extend one― 
petal for a landing pad.

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