(by hand, as suggested by the book)
Day-moon! Be-sa day-ay-ya-moon! (ye gads)
I enjoy a good day moon. Tho' I'm usually up late nights I don't spend a lot of time outside to see it at the proper time. At least, not in January.
You could say I go through 'phases' in my love of the night sky. Sometimes I hardly notice what's up there & only see it when I'm not busy going from one place to another. Others, I'm out there every chance I get, in between thoughts or just between rooms.
This extends to the day sky as well. As much as I love a nice sunny day my eyes are particularly sensitive to bright light so I typically avert my eyes, thus ensuring more to miss.
But again, I do enjoy a good day moon when I see one. This is typically in the morning or evening when the sun has a good view of both moon & earth without blinding us from seeing one or the other. Often details of craters rockets & cheese are blurred due to illumination of Earth's atmosphere in between. I rather like seeing the moon this way; all in white but bathed in blue. As if it had spontaneously spawned seas & oceans, or were simply fading back into the sky from whence it came. I've seen it in orange, red, brown, gray, black & ghostly white at night, but only in day have I seen a true blue moon.
(My handwriting is so much slower than typing it's pitiful.)
E V I L O U T -
P.S.
Happy birthday Nick!
Current Music: Commodore 64 remixes
