Wicked bright, like a lighthouse beacon, suspended in the sky.
It was the first thing to catch my attention, as I stepped outside this morning to grab a smoke. The night-into-morning air always seems so crisp, so darn icy, during these long winter months, yet even more so on this morning in particular.
Hiding itself, while safely tucked away well within the snow-covered trees, was the monkey moon. That old monkey moon. Keeping a weathered eye out for stragglers, villain’s and thieves again, I’d imagine.
Probably keeping a watchful eye out for old stray dogs, such as me, just as well. It’s comforting to know that nature cares so deeply. Warms my coffee.
I can’t help but wonder, though, if the monkey moon knows anything about the moongoat?
Moongoat I've been doing time rolling hills in front of me and I'm doing fine without your chains on top of me What if the moongoat swallows the sun? Maybe the moongoat follows the sun? I've been feeling high when you're away from me and I'm running wild escaping destiny What if the moongoat swallows the sun? Maybe the moongoat follows the sun?
I’d imagine not.
The monkey moon is reasonably chill, hanging out on most nights well within the protective shelter of his favorite trees, while the moongoat, well sir, he prefers to lazily scrape himself across the dark, midnight skies.
It would be an interesting battle though, monkey versus goat. Not exactly sure which one I’d be willing to put my money on.
Well, that is, if I had any money.

Have a great day, keep a steady eye out for those moon creatures.
-I am Crandew
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AHH the many many thoughts that pop up in our minds when we stare at the infinite beauty of the sky and the moon definitely is its most gorgeous jewel 💕💕🌜
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Exactly right, thanks!
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Some what funny, the fascination we have with the inhabitants of space above us. How we can stand, sit or recline and watch the stars. If you follow programs such as Ancient Aliens, or consider the many dimensions, could some part of us, be remembering and longing for what is there? Or could it simply be the curiosity of the unknown?
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I think it’s human nature to always question the world around us. I was captured by how bright and huge the moon was this morning, which is what pulled me in.
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Where my house sits and with the surrounding trees, I can’t see the rising moon. The only time I saw it well, was in the early mornings on my way to work. Which I no longer do so its been a while, but a full moon can be mesmerizing, especially when larger than usual.
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Absolutely.
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