looking for the moon 
							on a lonely patio through 
								clumsy, over-grown trees 
							
						A glimpse is all that 
								I long for, and honestly 
								I'd like it to be full 
								 
						with a man inside, eating 
								melted brie spread on 
									crusty french bread 
								 
						he, nestled safely 
								within the realm of his 
								own private sphere with 
								 
						no fear of intrusion 
								because not a soul 
								can touch him 
								 
						I watch him nightly 
									through the density 
								of my summer trees 
								 
						I am a butterfly 
									in the suburbs in 
								pursuit of the moon 
								 
						ah, there it is 
								moving through 
									the branches 
								 
						ever so slowly, and 
									I see that profile 
								so damn arrogant yet 
								 
						his profundity is 
									equally matched 
									by his loneliness 
								 
						so I am 
								not ashamed 
								by mine, and 
						a thousand stars 
								surround him as he 
								drinks imported wine 
						yet I see it's but 
									a mere half-moon at 
								quarter past nine... 
									 
									 
									 
								 
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