The brightest planet resembling a star, unmoved
Discussion piece for millions and then, for us
In the same spot on that wooden bench both nights
Not seeing, but believing the first night, wondering through clouds
Seeing and beholding its magnificent glow that second night
Like a ball of lightening waiting to unravel but so calm there
Too bright to really understand, perplexed by the adjacent Full Moon
What a California Sky we've been having these days!
It reminds me of you and your distant ways and unforgiveness
I bet if I could capture that Jupiter planet and carry it in my palm to you
It still wouldn't be enough for you to open your heart yet
No matter, one day you will, when He has faded
And after many moons have come and gone
Repetition and loneliness get us all one day
It's then that the majesty of planets will consume you
The dialogue therein, its essence and existence
You, whom are but a piece of the puzzle,
Needed to finish the masterpiece of another.
Oh Jupiter, rain down not tonight, let your clear skies
Reveal yourself and your magic once more before
The moon fades and you are left as the lone Western Star.
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