A lost Balloon
A Peppermint
A pool of Lead
A mighty Lump
Of Porridge limp
A lamp, a polished
Dustbin Lid
The Hubcap from an auto route
The Helmet of
An Astronaut
A Mottled dish
Or Disc at dusk
will sink almost
In mist, or moistly Float
-William Beably Wright
The moon is described in a new way comparing it with different objects which we see in our daily life. The poet expresses how the moon’s shape looks. He says the Moon looks like a round metal cannon ball which can be seen in olden times at war.
Moon looks like a round balloon which is lost in the open space. It looks
like a white round peppermint (not the polo peppermint with a hole in the
centre) which the kids love to eat. The moon looks like a pool of soft
metal-lead.
The round moon looks like a lump in the porridge-
cereals with water or milk. It also looks like a round metal lid of an old
fashioned bin which was kept in corners of the streets. The moon looks like a
hubcap – the cover that protects the centre of the wheel in an auto. It also
looks like a round helmet of an astronaut.
The moon looks like a round dish (Idly).
It also
looks like a CD, which floats in the damp evening sky.
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