When I gaze upon a full—or almost full—moon, I immediately
look for the Lady in the Moon. She's there, I promise you.* Once you've found her,
it's almost impossible to see anything else on our solar system's fifth largest satellite,
which has many mystical and magical elements for many.
Everyone thinks it's a Man in the Moon—and at first glance, that's
exactly how it appears. But look closer.
Try a telescope, binoculars, or camera with a decent zoom before you think
of me as daft. She's definitely there. To me, she is a classic Grecian or
Victorian woman with flowers in her up-swept do.
The Lady in the Moon reflects the very definition of "art" and love. First look: Curiosity. Second look: React. Third look: Appreciate the beauty for its "complex simplicity."
So, in the list of life lessons: Look more carefully from
the start, spend far more time appreciating it.
*Of course I am in the
New York City area (America) and very curious to know if you see the moon from
the same angle and perspective. Please share; I'm curious.
