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Pink Moon by Barbara Ann Meier

Barbara Ann Meier
Line drawing of a pink moon setting under a tie-dyed sky of pink and gold bands, with early stars, moss phlox and a plaid blanket.

Barbara A Meier is a retired teacher who works in a second grade classroom in Lincoln, KS. Her recent publications include: The Fourth River, BlinkerLit, Empyrean, Sabre, Masque & Spectacle! and Top-Shelf Literacy Magazine. She has been nominated for a Pushcart award and Best of the Net. Her chapbook, Sylvan Grove was published by The Poetry Box. She loves all things ancient. More poetry from The Feedsack is here.

Pink Moon

Lie down on blankets under
a pink moon setting, moss phlox
creeping in the eastern sky.
The cold light shivers

in the lull between desire
and sleep. Holding the twilight,
our arms ghostly in moonlight, reaching
for early stars aglow on a tie dyed sky.
Barbara Ann Meier reads “Pink Moon.”
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