A Moon Tale
A Moon Tale
by Shirley Rebstock
As the moon rose high in the sky, a beautiful moonbow* splashed moonbeams through the new growth of moonflowers. Sitting at the edge of the pond, the moonfaced mooncalf* stared into the rippling water as the moonfish darted quickly here and there. The moonraker* was supposed to be moonlighting, selling moonstones, but he appeared moonstruck. Most likely, he sipped too much moonshine.
*mooncalf - a foolish person
*moonraker - a simpleton
*moonbow - rainbow formed by moonlight
Bibliography: all moon words attributed to page 866 of THE RANDOM HOUSE COLLEGE DICTIONARY Revised Edition 1983
Copyright © Shirley Rebstock | Year Posted 2015
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