Optimist, sunshine, nature, apples, clouds, animals, walking, being me, air-rifle, sketching, music, laughing with friends, reading, living each day to the fullest
'On ne voit bien qu'avec le cœur. L'essentiel est invisible pour les yeux.

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This is a photograph of A Moon

There are four quarters in total. It is cyclical, and never stops all year round.
- Moon's behaviour follows with the phases as it orbits around earth. It changes, but her mood is usually predictable. There is the half-moon, new moon (where it disappears for a while), gibbous moon and lastly the full moon. If you miss her at one phase, you will have to wait till the next cycle arrives twenty-eight days later to see the same quarter again.

So far away it is, the Moon never stops to serve us
- It influences the sea tidal waves, effects the human mind and religious rites and practices across the world follows the lunar calendar. Her presence (or absence) can make significant changes to the activities around Earth day in, day out.

It is just A Moon. But, however.
- It seems alone, or lonely - for there is just one moon circling earth. If one carefully observes at different times of day, and at different places on earth - the surroundings of the moon observed varies.  It takes a higher perspective to realise that she actually always lives among the company of stars (Stars are permanent unless they explode or get sucked into the black hole.). When sadness fills your day, it is similar to how her vision gets occluded by the passing grey clouds. On some days, it passes quickly without disturbing her feelings, and on other days storm clouds stays there the entire night showering earth with passing rain.


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