It’s from the deepest shadows of an alley that the moon looks brightest.
The Final Impossibility: Man’s Tracks On The Moon by Norman Rockwell
An American sentence for Kerry at toads.
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February 19 2017
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I love this!
Well hello, you. Good to see you pop up again. 🙂 I left my comment where you elsewhere commented this poem.
Excellent on several levels. I especially like the thought from that quote that goes along with this: if it wasn’t for the darkness we wouldn’t see the stars…or something to that effect. Your American sentences are always treasures.
What a wonderful American sentence!
Or the depths of a bottomless pit…you nailed it here. Bjorn.
Love this!❤️
You have created an amazing juxtaposition in a single sentence!