The Moon’s Appeal to Earth

Once upon a time, on a night when I couldn’t fall asleep, the Moon’s beauty made my heart beat stuck. It was a beautiful gem that held the secrets of the night and was hanging there in the heavens. I couldn’t resist its charm, so I said into the darkness, “Oh, you celestial elegance, your light calls me from far away.” How beautiful must you be up close, where all the details of your beauty are still a mystery to my longing eyes?” My ignorance led me to believe that the Moon’s only function was to reflect the soft light of the sun, but little did I know that the Moon had much more to give out. Surprisingly, the Moon responded with a pinch of divine wisdom, and it reminded me of its own distinct viewpoint. “I am situated far away,” it stated, “and my position does not afford me the privilege of discovering the details of your world.” It seems that the Moon was concerned with its own special set of worries. The Moon continued, her voice carrying a whiff of frustration as she spoke, “Human beings are constantly exploring me without my consent.” They come from all parts of the world, upsetting my peace of mind and acting as if I were nothing more than a point of interest for tourists. It expressed its displeasure at the lack of regard for its privacy, drawing attention to the broader issue associated with humanity’s insatiable want to know more. <a href="https://medium.com/@ameerbibi/the-moons-appeal-to-earth-8594124247b5">Read More</a>