What good

Loving you will save us, although
I know I am powerless, and my
Love can't save you from what
Ails you and rips you from me, I
Know that actively loving, giving
My whole heart in my care for you
Is my salvation. Our lives are on
Parallel paths, but our love is a
Collision course, both perilous
And divine. Love doesn't stop a
Heartbreak, but giving love can
Mend or bend and reunite us 
With our better, nay best selves

Lunatic

That crazy moon
Winking down
At you at me
Looking to make
Fools out of whole
Cloth of you of me
It's easy to do
When you have
That kind of sway
The power of moon
Dust and magic
I see you shaking
Your head me too
But we know it's true
That crazy moon
Can make us crazy too

By way of apology for my [current] impatience, I dedicate this poem to Burt. (In truth, many of the poems here are dedicated to the guy I love.)

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Sunday. Anticipating an eclipse

Magic in the skies. This is 
How it feels to be primitive
Man overawed by an event
We can't explain even when
Science parses phenomena
There is mystery in the sun
It feels brighter, brilliant and
Wonderous, it sits awaiting
Its meeting with the moon
It sparkles a rainbow into
My glass, the light dancing
Dancing lightly yet it feels
So very still, quiet. Waiting

Saturday. Impending eclipse

This is a sky full of expectations 
This sky is brewing an epic event
Everyone says so, and I want to
Join in and be the enjoyer, happy
To watch for a darkening sky, a
Portent. An eclipse could bring all
Sorts of myths and tales of odd
Predictions and presentiments.
In sooth, the bleak will not foretell
Future events of a world plunged
Into obscurity. It will happen, but
Not again for a long, many years