Moon / mo͞on / n. I. Earth's lone planetary satellite / II. A mass of rock scattered only 384 400 km away / III. A toothy smile adrift in space, as in the dead star which guides you when only the sounds of crickets and wind can direct your milky way / meaning the mass that drips light with which you call liquid dreams / as in bleeding wishes breathed into brilliant flames / screaming / of tales of aureate memory, fading into the flickering smog / calling / from the rivers of mist / a cascading murmur / a humming so loud it can be heard 384 400 km away by The Man who-waits-ever-so-patiently in The Moon.