The moon on its side
Heard are my thoughts:
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Initial thought, a semi-cringe or crescent shape
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But then I got to thinking that the moon comes in all sorts of different shapes depending on the phase so if this is a visual cue it needs to be more specific. These are the same guys that used lobster for British, a crow for a priest, and a grain tower for a monument. Maybe the moon is a stand-in for something else.
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So maybe there’s a round light spot appearing on the mountain somewhere. Or maybe the moon is a nickname for a fantasy character or location like the Rock is a nickname for a wrestler and a famous prison.
I don’t really know where to go from here, but I do feel like this is the most important poem because it’s going to give you a location where you can start narrowing down trails.
What do y’all think?
Posted Jun 4, 2026, 12:56 AM UTC