Many times have I watched
a big red sun
as it slowly sets on the horizon
but never before had I seen
a big red moon
until the night we stayed awake
lying in bed
gazing through open curtains
till 3.30
in awe
at the magic
and as we watched
no telescopes necessary
the eclipse reach totality
we saw the moon
become a
spectacular red sphere
a once in a lifetime
experience.
Thank you Trish and Stef - most people would have been fast asleep at 3.30 in the morning! But not you two, hey? Ha ha ha.
Well, not us either, actually but by that time it was hard staying awake.
Ever thought of changing your window cleaner? ;o)
L. xx
<Deleted User> (6895)
Wed 27th Apr 2016 21:35
Lynn,how dare we have missed this one!
We think it's because we were doing 'something' at the time,on both occasions.
Having pornographic memories of 28/9/15 we recall that because of the 'something' we were doing on that date,at that time our curtains had to be closed.
Well! you don't think we were going to give the window cleaner a free show,do you!? ;o) ;o)
Fortunately, while we were doing 'something' last night
we didn't need the 'coitins' closed because we don't think he cleans windows at night.
And anyway,because it isn't a pretty sight,its likely WE would have to have paid him to watch!
What a lovely thing to have seen-
the Moon we mean!
P&S.xx
Thank you Harry, I much appreciate your comments.
And thanks to Jemima for liking.
Lynne,
a nice expression of gratitude for an experience.
And one where the picture (and its size) really enhances the poem.
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<Deleted User> (6895)
Wed 27th Apr 2016 22:14
answering your last question Lynn,no,just the wife!
ouch! what was that for Patricia!?...<o><o>!!!
P&S