11 Synergistic Poems About the Sun and the Moon
There is something incandescently beautiful about the relationship between the sun and the moon; our existence hangs on the gentle turning of the skies and the seas. As the sun rises, she brings hope for a new day, and as the moon shines, she reflects the truths illuminated within our hearts.
Whether you prefer the blazing heat of the midday sun or the quiet shimmer of a waxing moon, this collection of poetry about the sun and the moon will inspire a moment of gentle reflection so you, too, may find the balance within you.
Poems About the Sun and the Moon
1. If I were the moon - Jadine lydia
if I were the moon,
i would wash you with my oceans,
caress you with my silk
and bathe you in my light.
if I were the sun,
i would warm you slowly,
until you gently combust,
from the inside out,
so that you may know
the strength of
your very own flames.
if i were the stars,
i would cradle you quietly,
and whisper lightly
‘follow your dreams,
i will light up the path for you.’
yet – i am simply human,
wishing that i could be the moon, the sun, and the sky,
so that you, my love –
would always be soothed,
always be warm
and held safely day and night.
original poem – @jadinelydia
2. A Lovestory Between Night And Day - Libby Jenner
3. The Sun And the Moon - Jadine Lydia
the sun rises
standing in all his glory
a lion of light
roaring fiercely.
the moon hangs
softly, gently
taking her sweet time
to sing lullaby melodies.
the sun blazes
in all his power
lighting up the earth
with awe and wonder.
the moon whispers
walk gently, walk lightly
she rests at peace
in a sky of plenty.
the sun burns
in all his fury
a passionate expression
of his rage and glory.
the moon fades,
and glistens shyly
as the sun rises
to blind her brightly.
the sun rises, blazes
and burns,
the moon hangs,
whispers and fades;
opposites attract
but perhaps they
were never meant to stay.
original poem – @jadinelydia
4. Sun & Moon - Laura @my.little.muse
5. Voilet Flame - Jadine Lydia
The flame within her burned so bright.
She tore down stars,
and brought galaxies to light.
She coursed cosmos and ether,
from her violet heart stream,
her aura alight,
with sun and moonbeams.
She scattered the sky,
with green moldavite,
dazzling white showers
and vast rays of light.
And in this explosion,
she could not be tamed,
for it was her supernova,
it was her violet flame.
extract from ‘And So She Chose’
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6. Sun and Moon - unknown author
Legend says the sun and the moon
have always been in love,
but they could never be together since the moon
only rises at sunset
and the sun only at dawn.
Thus,
God in His infinite kindness created the eclipse
as proof that there is no impossible love.
A mystical unknown author – pinterest.com
7. Like the Moon Loves the SuN - Jadine Lydia
This mama’s like no other,
she’s a wild kinda love.
This mama, she will love ya,
like the moon loves the sun.
original poem – @jadinelydia
8. SUn and Moon (yin and Yang) - Lady Scorpio
The balance of nature is essential – one force without its opposite is powerless.
The sun brings light and life, and rises after the darkest of nights.
The moon reflects the light of the sun,
illuminating the night when life rests and restores itself.
Manifest your dreams with the power of both masculine and feminine energy. When both align, all is possible.
poem by – Lady Scorpio
9. The Sun and the Moon - tupac
your ways R similar 2 the rays of the sun
warm 2 many but 2 strong 4 some
The more u R needed the brighter u shine
watched 4 2 long and your brilliance will blind
The 👁👁s of mortal men who threaten u with doom
They regret 2 c u set but it is time 4 the moon
original handwritten poem by – Tupac
10. Extract from 'let the light POUR in' - Lemn Sissay
Said the sun the the moon
Said the head to the heart
‘We have more in common
than sets us apart.’
extract from – Let the Light Pour In
11. Eternal Light - Jadine lYdia
In the presense of darkness,
she shone her pure, white light.
A reflection of sunlight,
in a vast, open sky.
Held by her heartstrings,
and cradled by the stars,
she gazed beyond matter,
to Jupiter and Mars.
She glistened, she twinkled,
and sang to the sea,
turning the changing tides,
with effortless flow and ease.
She whispered, she glittered,
and lit dark, heavy skies,
with the eternal glow,
of knowing her own light.
extract from ‘And So She Chose’
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